Alaska 33rd Legislature (2023-2024) Status: Enacted 3 R cosponsors

SB 45 — An Act relating to insurance; relating to direct health care agreements; relating to the duties of the director of the division of insurance in the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development; and providing for an effective date.

Last action — (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 1/1/25

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    Introduced
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    In Committee
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    Passed Senate
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    Passed House
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 25, 2023. Enacted.

Signed by Governor Mike Dunleavy (Republican) on October 09, 2024.

Odds of enactment

High chance

Based on the sponsor, cosponsors, and committee posture, this bill has a high chance of becoming law.

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Prognosis

Likely to advance 62% · moderate confidence
  • Enacted

    Current position in the legislative process.

  • 4 sponsors

    1 primary, 3 co-sponsors signed on.

  • Single-party support

    Sponsorship is currently within one party (3 R).

  • Mixed recorded votes

    14 passed, 16 failed in recorded votes so far.

Based on stage, sponsorship breadth, committee status, recorded votes, and cross-state momentum — a description of the observable signals, not a prediction.

Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

161 added · 161 removed

Plain-language change summary

The recent version of SB 45 has shifted the focus of direct health care agreements by specifying that only patients not eligible for certain government assistance can participate in these agreements. Previously, the bill allowed patients receiving assistance to enter into such agreements, which was a significant change. This matters because it aims to ensure that only those who are fully paying out-of-pocket for health care services can engage in these direct agreements, potentially affecting access to care for low-income individuals. Additionally, the bill has removed references to unfair trade practices, simplifying its focus on direct health care arrangements.

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33-LS0211\S SENATE BILL NO.
LAWS OF ALASKA Source Chapter No.
45 IN THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRTY-THIRD LEGISLATURE - FIRST SESSION BY SENATORS WILSON, Hughes, Myers, Kaufman Introduced:
HCS CSSB 45(2d L&C) am H(efd add H) _______ AN ACT Relating to insurance;
1/25/23 Referred:
Health & Social Services, Labor & Commerce A BILL FOR AN ACT ENTITLED "An Act relating to insurance;
and relating to unfair trade practices." BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
relating to the duties of the director of the division of insurance in the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development;
* Section 1.
and providing for an effective date.
_______________ BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
THE ACT FOLLOWS ON PAGE 1 Enrolled SB 45 AN ACT Relating to insurance;
relating to direct health care agreements;
relating to the duties of the director of the division of insurance in the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development;
and providing for an effective date.
_______________ * Section 1.
(a) A direct health care agreement is a written agreement between a health care provider or health care business and a patient or the representative of a patient to provide health care services in exchange for payment of a periodic fee.
(a) A health care provider or health care business and a patient or the representative of a patient may enter into a direct health care agreement.
A patient is iible to enter into a direct health care agreement under this section if the patient is eligible to receive assistance under AS 47.07 (Medical Assistance for Needy Persons) or AS 47.08 (Assistance for Catastrophic Illness and Chronic or Acute Medical Conditions).
Health care services provided under a direct health care agreement are limited to the type of health care services that a primary care provider may provide to a patient.
(b) A direct health care agreement must (1) describe the health care services that the health care provider or health care business makes available to the patient in exchange for payment of a SB0045A -1- SB 45 New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 33-LS0211\S periodic fee and each location at which the health care services are available;
A patient is not eligible to enter into a direct health care agreement under this section if the patient is eligible to receive assistance under AS 47.07 (Medical Assistance for Needy Persons) or AS 47.08 (Assistance for Catastrophic Illness and Chronic or Acute Medical Conditions).
(b) To be eligible to enter into a direct health care agreement under this -1- Enrolled SB 45 section, a health care provider or health care business must (1) accept new patients who are enrolled in the Medicare program;
or (2) maintain a practice in which 20 percent or more of the patients (A) are enrolled in the Medicare program;
or (B) do not have health insurance.
(c) A direct health care agreement must (1) describe the health care services that the health care provider or health care business makes available to the patient in exchange for payment of a periodic fee and each location at which the health care services are available;
(3) identify and include contact information for a representative of the health care provider or health care business that is responsible for receiving and addressing a complaint made by a patient relating to the agreement;
(3) identify and include contact information for a representative of the health care provider or health care business that is responsible for receiving and addressing (A) a complaint made by a patient relating to the agreement;
(4) prominently state that the agreement is not health insurance and does not meet an individual or other health insurance mandate that may be required by federal law;
and (B) a request made by a patient to amend the agreement, including a patient's request to change the name of the representative of the patient or the patient's mailing address, physical address, telephone number, electronic mail address, or other personal information;
and (5) prominently state that the patient is not entitled to the protections under AS 21.07 (Patient Protections Under Health Care Insurance Policies) or AS 21.36 (Trade Practices and Frauds).
(4) prominently state that the patient is not entitled to the protections under AS 21.07 (Patient Protections Under Health Care Insurance Policies).
(c) A direct health care agreement must allow a patient or the representative of a patient to terminate the agreement in writing within 30 days after entering into the agreement.
(d) A patient or the representative of a patient may terminate a direct health care agreement in writing within 30 days after entering into the agreement.
If a patient or representative terminates an agreement under this subsection, the health care provider or health care business shall, not later than 30 days after the patient or representative terminates the agreement, refund to the patient or representative payments made under the agreement, less payments made for services the health care provider or health care business has already performed that are not included in the periodic fee.
If a patient Enrolled SB 45 -2- or representative terminates an agreement under this subsection, the health care provider or health care business shall, not later than 30 days after the patient or representative terminates the agreement, refund to the patient or representative payments made under the agreement, less payments made for services the health care provider or health care business has already performed that are not included in the periodic fee.
The health care provider or health care business may charge a termination fee for termination of an agreement under this subsection, not to exceed an amount equal to one month's cost of the periodic fee.
(e) A health care provider or health care business may immediately terminate a direct health care agreement if (1) a patient's behavior threatens the safety of the health care provider, the staff of the health care provider or health care business, or other patients of the health care provider or health care business;
(d) A direct health care agreement must allow a health care provider, a health care business, a patient, or the representative of a patient to terminate the agreement in SB 45 -2- SB0045A New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 33-LS0211\S writing after at least 30 days' notice.
(2) a patient engages in disrespectful, derogatory, or prejudiced behavior that is within the patient's control and the patient does not stop the behavior even after the health care provider or the staff of the health care provider or health care business requests the patient to stop the behavior;
The agreement must require that the patient pay the health care provider or health care business the periodic fee, prorated through the date of termination of the agreement, and that the patient pay any additional fees for services the health care provider or health care business has already performed that are not included in the periodic fee.
or (3) a patient or the representative of a patient breaches the terms of the agreement.
The health care provider or health care business may charge a termination fee for termination of an agreement under this subsection by a patient or representative, not to exceed an amount equal to one month's cost of the periodic fee.
(f) A patient or the representative of a patient may immediately terminate a direct health care agreement if a health care provider or a hela th care business breaches the terms of the agreement.
(e) A health care provider or health care business may not change the periodic fee under the agreement more than once a year and shall provide at least 45 days' written notice of a change in the periodic fee.
(g) A health care provider or health care business may not change the periodic fee under the agreement more than once a year and shall provide at least 45 days' written notice of a change in the periodic fee.
(f) A health care provider or health care business may bill a patient or the representative of a patient for the periodic fee only after the end of the period to which the periodic fee applies.
If a health care provider or health care business increases the amount of the periodic fee, a patient or the representative of a patient may terminate the agreement by providing to the health care provider or health care business written notice of the termination not later than the day before the date on which the change to the periodic fee is scheduled to take effect.
(g) A patient's employer may pay the periodic fee and additional fees the patient owes a health care provider or health care business under a direct health care agreement.
(h) Except as otherwise provided in this section, a health care provider, a health care business, a patient, or the representative of a patient may terminate a direct health care agreement for any reason in writing after at least 30 days' notice.
(i) A health care provider or health care business may charge a termination fee -3- Enrolled SB 45 only for termination of an agreement by a patient or the representative of a patient under (d) or (h) of this section.
The termination fee may not exceed an amount equal to one month's cost of the periodic fee.
(j) Upon termination of an agreement under (g) or (h) of this section, the patient shall pay the health care provider or health care business the periodic fee, prorated through the date of termination of the agreement, and any additional fees for services the health care provider or health care business has already performed that are not included in the periodic fee.
(k) A health care provider or health care business may bill a patient or the representative of a patient for the periodic fee only after the end of the period to which the periodic fee applies.
(l) A patient's employer may pay the periodic fee and additional fees the patient owes a health care provider or health care business under a direct health care agreement.
(h) A health care provider or health care business may immediately terminate a direct health care agreement if (1) a patient repeatedly fails to comply with the treatment plan for the patient recommended by the health care provider or health care business;
(m) A direct health care agreement and a health care provider or health care business providing health care services under a direct health care agreement are subject to AS 21.36 (Trade Practices and Frauds) to the extent applicable and when not in conflict with the express provisions of this section.
(2) a patient's behavior threatens the safety of the health care provider, the staff of the health care provider or health care business, or other patients of the health care provider or health care business;
(n) A health care provider or health care business may not decline to enter into a direct health care agreement with a new patient or terminate a direct health care agreement with an existing patient solely because of the patient's race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, physical or mental disability, marital status, change in marital status, pregnancy, parenthood, or any other characteristic of a class of persons protected by a state law that prohibits discrimination.
or (3) a patient engages in disrespectful, derogatory, or prejudiced behavior that is within the patient's control and the patient does not stop the behavior even after the health care provider or the staff of the health care provider or health care business requests the patient to stop the behavior.
(o) A health care provider or health care business may decline to enter into a direct health care agreement with a new patient if the health care provider or health care business (1) is unable to provide to the patient the health care services the Enrolled SB 45 -4- patient requires;
SB0045A -3- SB 45 New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 33-LS0211\S (i) A health care provider or a health care business may immediately terminate a direct health care agreement if a patient or the representative of a patient breaches the terms of the agreement.
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A patient or representative may immediately terminate a direct health care agreement if a health care provider or a hela th care business breaches the terms of the agreement.
(p) A health care provider or health care business may terminate a direct health care agreement with an existing patient based on the patient's health status only if the health care provider is unable to provide to the patient the health care services the patient requires or in accordance with this section.
(j) A direct health care agreement and health care services provided under a direct health care agreement are not subject to AS 21.07 (Patient Protections Under Health Care Insurance Policies) or AS 21.36 (Trade Practices and Frauds), but are subject to other consumer protection statutes and regulations, including AS 45.45.915.
(q) A health care provider or health care business may not make, publish, disseminate, circulate, broadcast, or place before the public, or cause, directly or indirectly, to be made, published, disseminated, circulated, broadcast, or placed before the public, in a newspaper, magazine, or other publication, or in the form of a notice, circular, pamphlet, letter, or poster, or over a radio or television station, or in any other way, an advertisement, announcement, or statement containing an assertion, representation, or statement that is untrue, deceptive, or misleading with respect to (1) the terms of or the benefits or advantages provided by a id rect health care agreement;
(k) Offering or executing a direct health care agreement does not constitute engaging in the business of insurance or underwriting in this state, and, except as provided in this section, a direct health care agreement and health care services provided under a direct health care agreement are exempt from regulation by the division under this title.
(2) the characterization of a direct health care agreement, including the characterization of a direct health care agreement as health care insurance or an alternative to health care insurance;
A direct health care agreement is not insurance, health insurance, health care insurance, or a health care insurance policy.
(3) the business of a direct health care agreement.
A health care provider or health care business is not an insurer, a health maintenance organization, a health care insurer, or a medical service corporation by virtue of the offering or execution of a direct health care agreement or the provision of health care services under a direct health care agreement.
(r) In this section, (1) "direct health care agreement" means a written agreement between a health care provider or health care business and a patient or the representative of a patient to provide health care services in exchange for payment of a periodic fee;
A certificate of authority or license to market, sell, or offer to sell a direct health care agreement or health care services under a direct health care agreement is not required to offer or execute a direct health care agreement or provide health care services under a direct health care agreement.
(2) "health care business" means a business licensed by the state that employs health care providers;
(l) In this section, (1) "health care business" means a business licensed by the state that is entirely owned by health care providers;
(3) "health care insurance" has the meaning given in AS 21.12.050(b);
(2) "health care insurance" has the meaning given in AS 21.12.050(b);
(4) "health care insurer" has the meaning given in AS 21.54.500;
(3) "health care insurer" has the meaning given in AS 21.54.500;
(5) "health care provider" has the meaning given in AS 21.07.250;
(4) "health care provider" has the meaning given in AS 21.07.250;
(6) "health care service" (A) means a health care service or procedure that is provided in person or remotely by telemedicine or other means by a health care provider -5- Enrolled SB 45 for the care, prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of a physical or mental illness, health condition, disease, or injury;
(5) "health care service" (A) means a health care service or procedure that is provided in person or remotely by telemedicine or other means by a health care provider SB 45 -4- SB0045A New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 33-LS0211\S for the care, prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of a physical or mental illness, health condition, disease, or injury;
(6) "health insurance" has the meaning given in AS 21.12.050;
(7) "health insurance" has the meaning given in AS 21.12.050;
(7) "health maintenance organization" has the meaning given in AS 21.86.900;
(8) "health maintenance organization" has the meaning given in AS 21.86.900;
(8) "medical service corporation" has the meaning given in AS 21.87.330.
(9) "medical service corporation" has the meaning given in AS 21.87.330;
(10) "primary care provider" has the meaning given in AS 21.07.250.
AS 45.45 is amended by adding a new section to read:
This Act takes effect January 1, 2025.
Sec.
Enrolled SB 45 -6-
45.45.915.
Direct health care agreements.
(a) A health care provider or health care business may not decline to enter into a direct health care agreement with a new patient or terminate a direct health care agreement with an existing patient solely because of the patient's race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, physical or mental disability, marital status, change in marital status, pregnancy, parenthood, or any other characteristic of a class of persons protected by a state law that prohibits discrimination.
(b) A health care provider or health care business may decline to enter into a direct health care agreement with a new patient if the health care provider or health care business (1) is unable to provide to the patient the health care services the patient requires;
or (2) does not have the capacity to accept new patients.
(c) A health care provider or health care business may terminate a direct health care agreement with an existing patient based on the patient's health status only if the health care provider is unable to provide to the patient the health care services the patient requires or in accordance with AS 21.03.025.
(d) In this section, (1) "direct health care agreement" means an agreement described in AS 21.03.025;
(2) "health care business" has the meaning given in AS 21.03.025(l);
SB0045A -5- SB 45 New Text Underlined [DELETED TEXT BRACKETED] 33-LS0211\S (3) "health care provider" has the meaning given in AS 21.07.250;
(4) "health care service" has the meaning given in AS 21.03.025(l).
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3.
AS 45.50.471(b) is amended by adding a new paragraph to read:
(58) violating AS 45.45.915 (direct health care agreements).
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Action History

  1. (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 1/1/25

  2. (S) Signed into law 8/30 CHAPTER 41 SLA 24

  3. (S) 9:15 A.M. 8/19/24 Transmitted to Governor

  4. (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) ADOPTED Y19 E1

  5. (S) CONCUR AM OF (H) Y12 N7 E1

  6. (S) CONCUR MESSAGE TAKEN UP

  7. (S) CONCUR MESSAGE READ

  8. (H) VERSION: HCS CSSB 45(2D L&C) AM H(EFD ADD H)

  9. (H) TRANSMITTED TO (S) AS AMENDED

  10. (H) RECONSIDERATION NOT TAKEN UP

  11. (H) RECON TAKEN UP SAME DAY FAILED Y26 N14

  12. (H) EASTMAN NOTICE OF RECONSIDERATION

  13. (H) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE

  14. (H) PASSED Y28 N12

  15. (H) READ THE THIRD TIME HCS CSSB 45(2D L&C) AM H(EFD ADD H)

  16. (H) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING 4/8 CALENDAR

  17. (H) RESCIND ACTION (ADOPTING) AM 9 FAILED Y1 N36 E2 A1

  18. (H) AM NOS 17 AND 18 NOT OFFERED

  19. (H) AM NO 16 FAILED Y17 N20 E2 A1

  20. (H) SUSTAINED RULING OF CHAIR Y23 N14 E2 A1

  21. (H) AM NO 15 RULED OUT OF ORDER

  22. (H) AM NO 15 OFFERED

  23. (H) AM NO 14 FAILED Y9 N28 E1 A2

  24. (H) AM NO 13 NOT OFFERED

  25. (H) AM NO 12 AS AMD FAILED Y18 N20 E1 A1

  26. (H) MOTION TO RESCIND ACTION (ADOPTING) AM 1 TO AM 12 FAILED Y16 N22 E1 A1

  27. (H) AM 1 TO AM 12 ADOPTED Y36 N3 E1

  28. (H) AM NO 12 OFFERED

  29. (H) AM NO 11 FAILED Y14 N25 E1

  30. (H) ...CHANGES TITLE OF LEGISLATION

  31. (H) AM NO 10 AS AMD ADOPTED Y38 N1 E1

  32. (H) AM 1 TO AM 10 ADOPTED Y38 N1 E1

  33. (H) AM NO 10 OFFERED

  34. (H) AM NO 9 ADOPTED Y34 N5 E1

  35. (H) AM NO 8 ADOPTED Y38 N1 E1

  36. (H) AM NO 7 OFFERED AND WITHDRAWN

  37. (H) AM NO 6 FAILED Y4 N35 E1

  38. (H) AM NO 5 FAILED Y1 N38 E1

  39. (H) AM NO 4 FAILED Y9 N30 E1

  40. (H) AM NO 3 FAILED Y1 N38 E1

  41. (H) AM NO 2 FAILED Y1 N38 E1

  42. (H) AM NO 1 FAILED Y3 N36 E1

  43. (H) BEFORE HOUSE IN SECOND READING

  44. (H) DEADLINE FOR ALL AMS AT 6 P.M., 4/3 PASSED Y22 N18

  45. (H) AMEND 4/3 DEADLINE FOR ALL AMS T0 6 P.M. PASSED Y32 N8

  46. (H) AMEND 4/3 DEADLINE FOR ALL AMS TO 2 P.M., 4/5 FAILED Y16 N23 A1

  47. (H) HELD IN SECOND READING TO 4/5 CALENDAR

  48. (H) TECHNICAL TITLE CHANGE

  49. (H) 2D L&C HCS ADOPTED Y23 N17

  50. (H) READ THE SECOND TIME

  51. (H) RULES TO CALENDAR 4/3/2024

  52. (H) FN2: ZERO(CED)

  53. (H) AM: CARRICK

  54. (H) NR: SADDLER

  55. (H) DP: PRAX, WRIGHT, RUFFRIDGE, SUMNER

  56. (H) TECHNICAL TITLE CHANGE

  57. (H) L&C RPT HCS(2D L&C) NEW TITLE 4DP 1NR 1AM

  58. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  59. (H) Moved HCS CSSB 45(2d L&C) Out of Committee -- Delayed to 4:15 PM --

  60. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  61. (H) -- MEETING CANCELED --

  62. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 04:15 PM BARNES 124

  63. (H) -- MEETING CANCELED --

  64. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  65. (H) RETURNED TO L&C COMMITTEE

  66. (H) RETURNED TO RLS COMMITTEE

  67. (H) ADJOURNED - ON 1/16/2024 CALENDAR

  68. (H) RULES TO CALENDAR 5/17/2023

  69. (H) FN1: ZERO(CED)

  70. (H) AM: RUFFRIDGE, CARRICK

  71. (H) NR: FIELDS, SADDLER, WRIGHT

  72. (H) DP: PRAX, SUMNER

  73. (H) L&C RPT HCS(L&C) 2DP 3NR 2AM

  74. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  75. (H) Moved HCS CSSB 45(L&C) Out of Committee -- Delayed to 2:05 PM --

  76. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 11:00 AM BARNES 124

  77. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  78. (H) Scheduled but Not Heard -- Recessed to 5/13 at 11am --

  79. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  80. (H) L&C

  81. (H) READ THE FIRST TIME - REFERRALS

  82. (H) <Pending Referral> -- MEETING CANCELED --

  83. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  84. (S) VERSION: CSSB 45(L&C) AM

  85. (S) TRANSMITTED TO (H)

  86. (S) COSPONSOR(S): KAUFMAN

  87. (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE

  88. (S) PASSED Y18 N2

  89. (S) AUTOMATICALLY IN THIRD READING

  90. (S) AM NO 5 FAILED Y8 N12

  91. (S) AM NO 4 ADOPTED Y18 N1 A1

  92. (S) AM NO 3 FAILED Y5 N14 A1

  93. (S) AM NO 2 OFFERED AND WITHDRAWN

  94. (S) ...CHANGES TITLE OF LEGISLATION

  95. (S) AM NO 1 ADOPTED UC

  96. (S) RETURN TO SECOND FOR AMDS UC

  97. (S) READ THE THIRD TIME CSSB 45(L&C)

  98. (S) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING 5/10 CAL

  99. (S) L&C CS ADOPTED UC

  100. (S) READ THE SECOND TIME

  101. (S) RULES TO CALENDAR 5/9/23

  102. (S) FN1: ZERO(CED)

  103. (S) NR: DUNBAR, GRAY-JACKSON

  104. (S) DP: BJORKMAN

  105. (S) L&C RPT CS 1DP 2NR NEW TITLE

  106. (S) Minutes (SL&C)

  107. (S) Moved CSSB 45(L&C) Out of Committee

  108. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

  109. (S) Minutes (SL&C)

  110. (S) Heard & Held

  111. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

  112. (S) Minutes (SL&C)

  113. (S) Heard & Held

  114. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

  115. (S) FN1: ZERO(CED)

  116. (S) NR: TOBIN, KAUFMAN, GIESSEL, DUNBAR

  117. (S) DP: WILSON

  118. (S) HSS RPT CS 1DP 4NR SAME TITLE

  119. (S) Minutes (SHSS)

  120. (S) Moved CSSB 45(HSS) Out of Committee

  121. (S) HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES at 03:30 PM BUTROVICH 205

  122. (S) Minutes (SHSS)

  123. (S) Scheduled but Not Heard

  124. (S) HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES at 03:30 PM BUTROVICH 205

  125. (S) Minutes (SHSS)

  126. (S) Heard & Held

  127. (S) HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES at 03:30 PM BUTROVICH 205

  128. (S) Minutes (SHSS)

  129. (S) Heard & Held

  130. (S) HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES at 03:30 PM BUTROVICH 205

  131. (S) COSPONSOR(S): HUGHES, MYERS

  132. (S) HSS, L&C

  133. (S) READ THE FIRST TIME - REFERRALS

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