Maryland Bill 1117: Tracking Devices for Vulnerable
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Maryland lawmakers propose House Bill 1117 to cover tracking devices for dementia and autism patients in state programs, potentially opening private health insurers to contribute. The bill, supported by Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes, aims to prioritize services for vulnerable individuals despite budget constraints. It has passed the House Health Committee and is now in the Senate Finance Committee for a hearing.
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