Hawaii HB817 aims to support health care providers by reducing administrative burdens for organized ambulatory health care facilities.
Hawaii HB817 addresses the state's significant health care provider shortage, particularly in rural areas and on the neighbor islands. The bill seeks to facilitate the provision of care by easing administrative requirements for organized ambulatory health care facilities. It allows providers from other areas and across multiple specialties to offer services to medically underserved residents.
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