Tomorrow I'll be introducing legislation along with Senators @SarahEMcBride and @BryanTownsendDE that makes permanent many of the telemedicine policies that were adopted at the beginning of the pandemic. Learn more about HB 160: https://t.co/XXlaBPkJuM
David Bentz
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This week the House passed HB160, which permanently expands access to telemedicine. I enjoyed the opportunity to discuss this legislation at length on a recent episode of the Whip Count podcast. https://t.co/feIUt2mWsn
Today the Senate passed HB 263, which caps out of pocket insulin costs at $100 a month. It now heads to Gov. Carney for final approval. This piece from February illustrates the need for this bill and how many struggle to afford insulin in our state. https://t.co/TrUj8Mqbee
One of the challenges our health facilities are facing is access to protective gear. If you're hoarding this for yourself, please stop. If you're a business or individual with excess, please consider donating. We can't afford to lose providers if we want to flatten the curve.
Earlier today, Gov. @JohnCarneyDE signed legislation increasing access to telemedicine. This bill addresses challenges we face delivering care during this pandemic and ensures people can still see their doctor while practicing social distancing. https://t.co/0ihLv49OsW
An unusual legislative session is in the books. I'm pleased to report progress on a number of priorities I had back in January, including insulin affordability and increased access to telemedicine and mental health services. https://t.co/Hc7ImannnA
Yesterday the General Assembly took steps to ensure greater access to telemedicine during the COVID-19 crisis, and increase access to mental health services in underserved parts of the state.
There was a bit of other news in Delaware yesterday so this may have been missed. The state launched a new app to alert of potential exposure to the coronavirus. Learn more at https://t.co/lVmnwrh336. https://t.co/u3p3Vs6aaP
The House passed vote by mail legislation yesterday. This is a critical component of the state's response to COVID-19 and makes sure people can vote without fear for their health in this year's elections. https://t.co/99WZDGGuKL
As case numbers continue to rise in Delaware and across the country, it is important to wear a mask, continue to practice social distancing, and know your status. Consider getting tested at one of these pop-up testing locations this week. https://t.co/UMgODA6enu