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Georgia Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias State Plan

To ensure that the Georgia Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias State Plan be updated every four years


Social Services; temporary assistance for needy families

To increase access to social benefits for needy families


Georgia Health Care Professionals Data System

To establish the Georgia Health Care Professionals Data System


Establishment of a pilot program for hospitals to purchase and sell charity care credits

Creates a pilot program for hospitals to purchase and sell charity care credits to meet their charity care requirements


Georgia Pharmacy Practice Act – revise definition

Revises definition of “pharmacy care”


Mental Health bill

Aims to address those with BH issues that frequently interact with justice system and law enforcement, increase BH workforce, increase state capacity for in-patient BH care, and increase Medicaid spending on BH


Health; reimbursement of patient incurred expenses related to participation in a cancer clinical trial

To authorize the reimbursement of patient expenses that relate to participation in a cancer clinical trial


Social services; Medicaid coverage of rapid whole genome sequencing

For Medicaid to cover rapid whole genome sequencing


Domestic relations; authorize child support and insurance policies for certain disabled children

To authorize child support and insurance policies for disabled children that are of legal age but are unable to support themselves independently


Health; use of certified medication aides in penal institutions

To authorize the use of certified medication aides in penal institutions


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