Delaware Legislation

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DE HB169
This bill updates Delaware's laws regarding the Behavioral Health Consortium and the Prescription Opioid Distribution Commission. It aims to improve coordination and effectiveness in addressing behavioral health issues and the distribution of prescription opioids. The changes are intended to enhance the state's response to the opioid crisis and support mental health initiatives.
Passed House Melissa Minor-Brown
DE HB74
Delaware House Bill 74 updates the state laws regarding insurance examinations to improve the oversight and regulation of insurance companies. This amendment aims to streamline the examination process, ensuring that insurance providers are compliant with state standards and protecting consumers. It is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the accountability and efficiency of the insurance industry in Delaware.
Passed House William Bush
DE SB131
Delaware SB131 allows dental hygienists to administer local anesthesia, which is a type of medication used to numb specific areas during dental procedures. This change aims to enhance the efficiency of dental care by enabling hygienists to perform more tasks. The bill has been passed and will help improve patient comfort and streamline dental practices.
Passed Senate Marie Pinkney
DE SB170
Delaware Senate Bill 170 updates the laws governing the Council for Services for Aging and Adults with Physical Disabilities. This bill aims to improve the support and services provided to older adults and individuals with physical disabilities in the state. It ensures that the council can effectively address the needs of these populations.
Passed Senate Spiros Mantzavinos
DE SJR7
The bill directs the State Employee Benefits Committee and the Secretary of Human Resources to work with independent consultants to find ways to reduce the costs of prescription drugs for state employees and retirees. This includes exploring various supply chain strategies to manage expenses effectively. The goal is to make healthcare more affordable for those covered by state insurance programs.
Passed Senate Raymond Seigfried