Healthcare legislation refers to the body of laws and regulations that govern the healthcare system in a specific country or region. This legislation includes a variety of statutes, regulations, and provisions that address the delivery of healthcare services, the regulation of healthcare providers, financing of healthcare, and patients’ rights. It aims to ensure that healthcare systems operate effectively, provide access to necessary care, maintain the quality and safety of healthcare services, and control healthcare costs. Key components of healthcare legislation may include policies on public health, health insurance, medical malpractice, patient privacy, and the regulation of pharmaceuticals and medical devices. The specific laws can vary widely by jurisdiction and are often influenced by social, political, and economic factors.
Trisha Byers embarked on a new chapter in North Carolina, leaving behind the familiar territory of Massachusetts. Unfortunately, upon arrival, she found herself without health insurance, facing the repercussions of…