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Senate Committee on Health Care SENATE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE February 21, 2017 Hearing Room B 01:00 PM MEMBERS PRESENT: Sen. Laurie Monnes Anderson, Chair Sen. Jeff Kruse, Vice-Chair Sen. Lee Beyer Sen. Tim Knopp Sen. Elizabeth Steiner Hayward STAFF PRESENT: Oliver Droppers, LPRO Analyst Annette Easdale, Committee Assistant EXHIBITS: Exhibits from this meeting are available here MEASURES/ISSUES: SB 558 – Public Hearing SB 526 – Public Hearing SB 561 – Work Session Introduction of Committee Measures – Work Session 00:00:08 Meeting Called to Order 00:00:09 Chair Monnes Anderson 00:00:18 SB 558 - Public Hearing 00:00:19 Chair Monnes Anderson 00:01:01 Oliver Droppers, LPRO Analyst 00:01:12 Sen. Arnie Roblan, Senate District 5 00:03:48 Sen. Jeff Kruse, Senate District 1 00:06:10 EXHIBIT 1: Courtney Johnston, Coalition for a Healthy Oregon (COHO) 00:07:43 Imelda Decones, M.D., CEO and President, Northwest Permanente, P.C. 00:09:52 EXHIBIT 2: Laura Etherton, State and Federal Policy Director, Oregon Primary Care Association (OPCA) 00:13:06 EXHIBIT 3: John Mullin, Legislative Advocate, Oregon Law Center 00:15:57 Vice-Chair Kruse 00:16:10 EXHIBIT 4: witness registration 00:16:10 The following is submitted for the record without public testimony: EXHIBIT 5: Morgan Cowling, Executive Director, Oregon Coalition of Local Health Officials EXHIBIT 6: Janet Bauer, Policy Analyst, Oregon Center for Public Policy EXHIBIT 7: D Pei Wu, Executive Director, Portland Jobs with Justice EXHIBIT 8: Rev. Joseph Santos-Lyons, Executive Director, Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon EXHIBIT 9: Fatima Preciado, resident, Portland This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. SHC 02/21/2017 Page 2 of 4 EXHIBIT 10: Jenn Baker, Director of Health Policy, Oregon Nurses Association EXHIBIT 11: Tyler TerMeer, Executive Director, Cascade AIDS Project EXHIBIT 12: Fair Shot for All Coalition EXHIBIT 13: Andrea Williams, Director, Causa Oregon EXHIBIT 14: Louis DeSitter, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) EXHIBIT 15: Nancy Haque, Co-Executive Director, Basic Rights Oregon and Amy Herzfeld-Copple, Co-Executive Director, Basic Rights Oregon EXHIBIT 16: Jim Francesconi, Vice President Public Policy, Moda Health EXHIBIT 17: George Brown, M.D., FACP, President and Chief Executive Officer, Legacy Health EXHIBIT 18: Edna Nyamu, Program Director, Oregon Community Health Workers Association EXHIBIT 19: Julia Meier, Executive Director, Coalition of Communities of Color EXHIBIT 20: Kayse Jama, Co-Chair, Oregon Health Equity Alliance and Amira Streeter, Co-Chair, Oregon Health Equity Alliance EXHIBIT 21: Linda Roman, Director, Health Policy and Government Relations, Oregon Latino Health Coalition and Alberto Moreno, Executive Director, Oregon Latino Health Coalition EXHIBIT 22: Ramon Ramirez, President, Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste (PCUN) EXHIBIT 23: Laurie Hoyt Huffman, MS, LPC, Executive Director, Oregon School-Based Health Alliance EXHIBIT 24: Sam Chase, Executive Director, Coalition of Community Health Clinics EXHIBIT 25: Marcus Swift, Director, Political and Legislative Affairs, American Federation of Teachers-Oregon EXHIBIT 26: Janet Meyer, Chief Executive Officer, Health Share of Oregon EXHIBIT 27: D. Michael Dale, Executive Director, Northwest Workers' Justice Project EXHIBIT 28: Timothy S. Heinze, MHA, CEO, Valley Family Health Care EXHIBIT 29: Lisa A. Cline, MPH, Chief Executive Officer, The Wallace Medical Concern EXHIBIT 30: Kurt Higuera, Chief Executive Officer, Siskiyou Community Health Center EXHIBIT 31: Paul Logan, Chief Executive Officer, Northwest Human Services EXHIBIT 32: Kate Newhall, Family Forward Oregon EXHIBIT 33: Tonia Hunt, Executive Director, Children First for Oregon EXHIBIT 34: Nichole Maher, President and CEO, Northwest Health Foundation EXHIBIT 35: Jessica Giannettino, Oregon AFL-CIO This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. SHC 02/21/2017 Page 3 of 4 00:16:15 SB 526 - Public Hearing 00:16:16 Chair Monnes Anderson 00:16:29 Oliver Droppers, LPRO Analyst 00:17:11 Vice-Chair Kruse 00:18:07 EXHIBIT 36: Patrick Stone, Director, State Government Relations, National Psoriasis Foundation 00:23:27 Chris Pettit, board member, Psoriasis Foundation 00:26:29 Shawn Macalester, M.D., resident, Portland 00:29:58 Tom Holt, Director, Government Affairs, Cambia Health Solutions 00:35:45 Betsy Earls, VP and Counsel, Associated Oregon Industries; Oregon Business Association 00:37:48 Elise Brown, Americas Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) 00:38:55 Sen. Beyer 00:41:06 EXHIBIT 37: witness registration 00:41:06 The following is submitted for the record without public testimony: EXHIBIT 38: April Alexander, Senior Director, State Affairs, Pharmaceutical Care Management Association EXHIBIT 39: Katie Duensing, J.D., Assistant Director for Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, State Pain Policy Advocacy Network, Academy of Integrative Pain Management EXHIBIT 40: James Lee, Public Affairs Chair, Neuropathy Action Foundation EXHIBIT 41: Bev Anderson, President, The Western Neuropathy Association EXHIBIT 42: Lisa Butler, Executive Director, GBS/CIDP Foundation International EXHIBIT 43: Shaina Smith, Director, State Advocacy and Alliance Development, U.S. Pain Foundation EXHIBIT 44: Kristen Tjaden, Director, Community Government Affairs, ViiV Healthcare and Jody Daniels, Director, State Government Affairs, GlaxoSmithKline EXHIBIT 45: Thea Zajac, MSW, Regional Director, Government Affairs, The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society EXHIBITS 46-47: Steven Schultz, Legislative Analyst, Arthritis Foundation EXHIBIT 48: BJ Cavnor, Executive Director, One in Four Chronic Health EXHIBIT 49: Bob Goldberg, Executive Director, The Myositis Association EXHIBIT 50: Marlene Dodinval, Executive Director, The Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy EXHIBIT 51: Seth D. Ginsberg, Co-Founder, Global Healthy Living Foundation EXHIBIT 52: Scott Bruun, Executive Director, Chronic Disease Coalition EXHIBIT 53: Marian Blankenship, VP Government and Community Relations, PacificSource Health Plans 00:41:19 SB 561 - Work Session 00:41:20 Chair Monnes Anderson This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. SHC 02/21/2017 Page 4 of 4 00:41:39 EXHIBIT 54: Oliver Droppers, LPRO Analyst 00:42:13 MOTION: VICE-CHAIR KRUSE MOVES TO ADOPT THE -1 AMENDMENTS 00:42:27 VOTE: 4-0-1 AYES: BEYER, KNOPP, KRUSE, MONNES ANDERSON EXCUSED: STEINER HAYWARD 00:42:29 MOTION: VICE-CHAIR KRUSE MOVES SB 561 DO PASS AS AMENDED 00:43:05 VOTE: 4-0-1 AYES: BEYER, KNOPP, KRUSE, MONNES ANDERSON EXCUSED: STEINER HAYWARD CARRIER: SEN. GIROD WILL LEAD DISCUSSION ON THE FLOOR 00:43:11 Introduction of Committee Measures - Work Session 00:43:12 EXHIBITS 55-60: Chair Monnes Anderson 00:43:21 MOTION: VICE-CHAIR KRUSE MOVES LC 2442, LC 3788, LC 3987, LC 4028, LC 4149 AND LC 4194 BE INTRODUCED AS COMMITTEE BILLS 00:44:55 VOTE: 4-0-1 AYES: BEYER, KNOPP, KRUSE, MONNES ANDERSON EXCUSED: STEINER HAYWARD 00:45:06 Meeting Adjourned This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. .
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