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SF606: Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill
NOBA
Tagged topics: addictions, adoptions, aging, department on, appropriations, area agencies on aging, area education agencies, autism, brain injuries, cancer, cervical cancer, child abuse, child care, child support recovery, child support recovery unit, children, county veteran affairs commissions, dental care, des moines university osteopathic medical center, developmental disabilities, disabilities, diseases, drugs, economic development authority, elder abuse, epilepsy, family development and self-sufficiency program, family investment program, family planning, family support programs, finance authority, food assistance, foster care, fraud, gambling treatment, grants, health, healthy and well kids in iowa program, healthy opportunities for parents to experience success (hopes) program, hearing aids, hearing disabilities, hiv/aids, home ownership, homelessness, hospice services, hospitals, human rights department, human services, human services department, intellectual disabilities, intermediate care facilities, iowa jobs program, judicial branch, juvenile detention homes, juvenile facilities, juveniles, lodging, long-term care ombudsmen, medical assistance, medical care, medicare, melanoma, mental health, mental health and disability services commission, mental health institutes, nursing facilities, older persons, parents, pregnancy, preparation for adult living program, prescription drugs, psychiatric care, psychiatric hospitals, psychology, public assistance, public health department, refugees, resource centers, rural areas, sexual abuse, sexually violent predators, substance abuse, supplementary assistance, tax returns, tobacco, training school, state, university of iowa, veterans affairs department, veterans home, vision, volunteer service commission, volunteerism
2021 Notes on Bills and Amendments
LSB1004YC: Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill
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Tagged topics: addictions, adoptions, aging, department on, appropriations, area agencies on aging, area education agencies, autism, brain injuries, cancer, cervical cancer, child abuse, child care, child support recovery, child support recovery unit, children, county veteran affairs commissions, dental care, des moines university osteopathic medical center, developmental disabilities, disabilities, diseases, drugs, economic development authority, elder abuse, epilepsy, family development and self-sufficiency program, family investment program, family planning, family support programs, finance authority, food assistance, foster care, fraud, gambling treatment, grants, health, health-related professions, healthy and well kids in iowa program, healthy opportunities for parents to experience success (hopes) program, hearing aids, hearing disabilities, hiv/aids, home ownership, homelessness, hospice services, hospitals, human rights department, human services, human services department, intellectual disabilities, intermediate care facilities, iowa jobs program, judicial branch, juvenile detention homes, juvenile facilities, juveniles, lodging, long-term care ombudsmen, medical assistance, medical care, medicare, melanoma, mental health, mental health and disability services commission, mental health institutes, nursing facilities, older persons, parents, pregnancy, preparation for adult living program, prescription drugs, professional licensure, professions, psychiatric care, psychiatric hospitals, psychology, public assistance, public health department, refugees, resource centers, rural areas, sexual abuse, sexually violent predators, substance abuse, supplementary assistance, tax returns, tobacco, training school, state, university of iowa, veterans affairs department, veterans home, vision, volunteer service commission, volunteerism
2021 Notes on Bills and Amendments
HF891: Health and Human Services Appropriation Bill
NOBA
Tagged topics: addictions, adoptions, aging, department on, appropriations, area agencies on aging, area education agencies, autism, brain injuries, cancer, cervical cancer, child abuse, child care, child support recovery, child support recovery unit, children, county veteran affairs commissions, dental care, des moines university osteopathic medical center, developmental disabilities, disabilities, diseases, drugs, economic development authority, elder abuse, epilepsy, family development and self-sufficiency program, family investment program, family planning, family support programs, finance authority, food assistance, foster care, fraud, gambling treatment, grants, health, health-related professions, healthy and well kids in iowa program, healthy opportunities for parents to experience success (hopes) program, hearing aids, hearing disabilities, hiv/aids, home ownership, homelessness, hospice services, hospitals, human rights department, human services, human services department, intellectual disabilities, intermediate care facilities, iowa jobs program, judicial branch, juvenile detention homes, juvenile facilities, juveniles, lodging, long-term care ombudsmen, medical assistance, medical care, medicare, melanoma, mental health, mental health and disability services commission, mental health institutes, nursing facilities, older persons, parents, pregnancy, preparation for adult living program, prescription drugs, professional licensure, professions, psychiatric care, psychiatric hospitals, psychology, public assistance, public health department, refugees, resource centers, rural areas, sexual abuse, sexually violent predators, substance abuse, supplementary assistance, tax returns, tobacco, training school, state, university of iowa, veterans affairs department, veterans home, vision, volunteer service commission, volunteerism
2021 Fiscal Note
Death or Incapacitating Injury, Failure to Report
Tagged topics: abuse, criminal law, criminal offenders, dead bodies, injuries, interference with official acts, medical examiners, mortality
2021 Notes on Bills and Amendments
HF891: Health and Human Services Appropriation Bill
NOBA
Tagged topics: addictions, adoptions, aging, department on, appropriations, area agencies on aging, area education agencies, autism, brain injuries, cancer, cervical cancer, child abuse, child care, child support recovery, child support recovery unit, children, county veteran affairs commissions, dental care, des moines university osteopathic medical center, developmental disabilities, disabilities, diseases, drugs, economic development authority, elder abuse, epilepsy, family development and self-sufficiency program, family investment program, family planning, family support programs, finance authority, food assistance, foster care, fraud, gambling treatment, grants, health, health-related professions, healthy and well kids in iowa program, healthy opportunities for parents to experience success (hopes) program, hearing aids, hearing disabilities, hiv/aids, home ownership, homelessness, hospice services, hospitals, human rights department, human services, human services department, intellectual disabilities, intermediate care facilities, iowa jobs program, judicial branch, juvenile detention homes, juvenile facilities, juveniles, lodging, long-term care ombudsmen, medical assistance, medical care, medicare, melanoma, mental health, mental health and disability services commission, mental health institutes, nursing facilities, older persons, parents, pregnancy, preparation for adult living program, prescription drugs, professional licensure, professions, psychiatric care, psychiatric hospitals, psychology, public assistance, public health department, refugees, resource centers, rural areas, sexual abuse, sexually violent predators, substance abuse, supplementary assistance, tax returns, tobacco, training school, state, university of iowa, veterans affairs department, veterans home, vision, volunteer service commission, volunteerism
2021 Notes on Bills and Amendments
HF891: Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill
NOBA
Tagged topics: addictions, adoptions, aging, department on, appropriations, area agencies on aging, area education agencies, autism, brain injuries, cancer, cervical cancer, child abuse, child care, child support recovery, child support recovery unit, children, county veteran affairs commissions, dental care, des moines university osteopathic medical center, developmental disabilities, disabilities, diseases, drugs, economic development authority, elder abuse, epilepsy, family development and self-sufficiency program, family investment program, family planning, family support programs, finance authority, food assistance, foster care, fraud, gambling treatment, grants, health, health-related professions, healthy and well kids in iowa program, healthy opportunities for parents to experience success (hopes) program, hearing aids, hearing disabilities, hiv/aids, home ownership, homelessness, hospice services, hospitals, human rights department, human services, human services department, intellectual disabilities, intermediate care facilities, iowa jobs program, judicial branch, juvenile detention homes, juvenile facilities, juveniles, lodging, long-term care ombudsmen, medical assistance, medical care, medicare, melanoma, mental health, mental health and disability services commission, mental health institutes, nursing facilities, older persons, parents, pregnancy, preparation for adult living program, prescription drugs, professional licensure, professions, psychiatric care, psychiatric hospitals, psychology, public assistance, public health department, refugees, resource centers, rural areas, sexual abuse, sexually violent predators, substance abuse, supplementary assistance, tax returns, tobacco, training school, state, university of iowa, veterans affairs department, veterans home, vision, volunteer service commission, volunteerism
2021 Fiscal Note
Final Fiscal Note — Motor Vehicle Accidents, Leaving the Scene
Tagged topics: abuse, criminal law, criminal offenders, dead bodies, injuries, interference with official acts, medical examiners, mortality
2021 Fiscal Note
Telehealth, Mental Health Payment Parity
Tagged topics: diseases, health, health insurance, injuries, insurance, medical care, mental health, telehealth
2021 Fiscal Note
Death or Incapacitating Injury, Failure to Report
Tagged topics: abuse, criminal law, criminal offenders, dead bodies, injuries, interference with official acts, medical examiners, mortality