S 24
107th Congress • 2001-2003 (Ended)

Health Care Assurance Act of 2001


S 24
Jan 22, 2001
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Finance. (text of measure as introduced: CR S275-293)
Access to health care Administrative procedure Administrative remedies Ambulatory care Anesthetics Associations, institutions, etc. Block grants Breast cancer Case management Cervical cancer Chambers of commerce Child care workers Child health Churches Civil actions and liability Clergy Coinsurance Commerce Community health services Congress Congressional reporting requirements Consumer education Cooperative societies Cost control Curricula Data banks Department of Education Department of Health and Human Services Diabetes Disabled Drug utilization Economics and Public Finance Education Elementary and secondary education Employee health benefits Employee training Employment of the disabled Energy Excise tax Executive reorganization Families Family medicine Family planning and birth control Federal aid to child health services Federal aid to day care centers Federal aid to education Federal aid to health facilities Federal aid to maternal health services Federal aid to medical education Federal aid to medical research Federal preemption Finance and Financial Sector Flexible benefit plans Government Operations and Politics Government paperwork Government publicity Government trust funds Head Start programs Health Health education Health insurance Health insurance continuation Health insurance industry Health insurance portability Higher education Home care services Home equity conversion Housing and Community Development Housing finance Income Income tax Infant mortality Informed consent (Medical law) Insulin Insurance premiums Insurance rates Labor and Employment Law Legislation Life insurance Living wills Long-term care Long-term care insurance Mammography Medicaid Medical economics Medical ethics Medical fees Medical malpractice Medical residents Medical screening Medical statistics Medical supplies Medical tests Medically uninsured Medicare Mentally disabled Nurse practitioners Nurses Nursing homes Osteopathy and osteopaths Ovarian cancer Patients' rights Personal income tax Physicians Physicians' assistants Poor children Power of attorney Preventive medicine Professional associations Quality of care Religion Research centers Right to die Rural electrification Rural health School health programs Science, Technology, Communications Self-employed Sexual abstinence Sexually transmitted diseases Small business Social Welfare Standards State laws Surgery Tax credits Tax deductions Tax exclusion Tax penalties Taxation Teacher education Teaching hospitals Telephone Trade associations Tuberculosis Urban affairs Welfare eligibility Women Women's health