Covered?
by Tacy Rayburn
Published: February 4,2011
Tags: Add new tag, bill, David Baria, insurance, liability, nursing homes, senate bill
Two senate bills that would have required nursing homes in Mississippi to carry a minimum amount of $500,000 in liability insurance died at the committee deadline last week. Senate Bill 2062 was double-referred to the Senate Insurance Committee and to the Public Health and Welfare Committee. SB 2248 went to Public Health and Welfare and [...]
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