Kentucky Voices for Well being will current a particular legislative discussion board on Tuesday, January 31.
The discussion board is scheduled for 3 p.m. (ET) and shall be digital and free to attend.
Legislative leaders from throughout the Commonwealth will take part for this distinctive alternative to dive into a number of the most necessary points going through the 2023 Kentucky Common Meeting.
Don’t miss this opportunity to study well being coverage alternatives earlier than the legislators return to session in February.
The panel dialogue will embody:
• New committee constructions, jurisdiction, and learn how to have interaction your legislator.
• Legislators’ priorities and predictions for the 2023 session.
• The continued bodily and behavioral well being affect of each the pandemic and up to date pure disasters on Kentucky’s households and youngsters.
• The state’s 2021 Minority Well being Standing Report and alternatives to enhance the supply of high-quality healthcare companies to be able to scale back ongoing well being disparities.
• Fixing the advantages cliff for working Kentuckians.
• Strengthening Kentucky’s households by way of investments in childcare, housing, transportation, and different public companies.
• Strides in increasing and reinforcing Kentucky’s community of • Licensed Group Well being Staff, social staff, nurses, and different frontline group professionals.
• And MORE.
Taking part within the discussion board are With KVH board chair Dr. Sheila Schuster moderating are:
Senator Gerald Neal from Senate District 33, Senate Minority Flooring Chief, Member of the Fee on Race & Entry to Alternative, Member of the Banking & Insurance coverage Committee, Member of the Judiciary Committee, Member of the Appropriations & Income Committee.
Senator Danny Carroll from Senate District 2, Chair of the Senate Households & Kids Committee, Member of the Medicaid Oversight & Advisory Committee, Co-Chair of the Legislative Oversight and Investigations Committee. Study extra about Senator Carroll.
Senator Stephen Meredith from Senate District 5, Chair of the Senate Well being Providers Committee, Co-Chair of the Medicaid Oversight & Advisory Committee, Co-Chair of the CHFS Organizational Construction, Operations & Administration Job Pressure. Study extra about Senator Meredith.
Consultant Kim Moser from Home District 64, Chair of the Home Well being Providers Committee, Co-chair of the Interim Joint Committee on Well being, Welfare & Household Providers, Member of the Judiciary Committee, Member of the State Authorities Committee. Study extra about Consultant Moser.
Consultant Samara Heavrin from Home District 18, Chair of the Home Households and Kids Committee, Co-Chair of the Fee on Race & Entry to Alternative and the Early Childhood Schooling Job Pressure. Study extra about Consultant Heavrin.
Consultant Lisa Willner from Home District 35, Member of the Home Households & Kids Committee, Member of the Home Well being Providers Committee, Member of the Appropriations & Income Committee. Study extra about Consultant Willner.
