Louisiana 2022 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR53

Introduced
4/5/22  
Introduced
4/5/22  
Engrossed
4/5/22  
Engrossed
4/5/22  
Passed
4/7/22  

Caption

Commends Shriners Hospitals for Children on the occasion of the network's one hundredth anniversary

Impact

The passing of HCR53 serves to underscore the importance of charitable organizations like Shriners Hospitals within the healthcare system. It recognizes not only the past contributions of Shriners Hospitals but also reinforces their continued relevance in pediatric healthcare. This acknowledgment by the state legislature may encourage ongoing support for the network's initiatives and programs, potentially impacting future funding and community support. Shriners Hospitals are celebrated for their innovative approaches and community involvement, which have been vital to their longevity and success over the past century.

Summary

HCR53 is a concurrent resolution to commend Shriners Hospitals for Children on the occasion of their one hundredth anniversary. The resolution acknowledges the organization's extensive contributions to pediatric healthcare, particularly in the treatment of children with neuromusculoskeletal conditions, burn injuries, and other special healthcare needs. It highlights the network's expansion and commitment to providing top-tier medical services, as well as their dedication to physician education and healthcare research. The resolution honors Shriners Hospitals for their significant impact on children's health locally and globally.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR53 is overwhelmingly positive. Lawmakers from both the House and Senate showed unanimous support during the voting process, reflecting a shared recognition of the value that Shriners Hospitals bring to children's healthcare. This resolution illustrates a moment of unity in celebrating the achievements of a dedicated organization that has served countless families. The collaborative acknowledgment of the hospital's mission fosters goodwill and reinforces the idea of community around healthcare issues.

Contention

As a resolution of commendation, HCR53 does not present significant points of contention. However, the recognition of Shriners Hospitals brings to light the importance of charity-driven healthcare initiatives, amidst ongoing discussions about healthcare funding and access. While there may be differing opinions on the broader healthcare system, HCR53 focuses narrowly on celebrating a specific organization, thus avoiding potential political disputes.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR12

Commends the American Shore and Beach Preservation Association on the occasion of its one hundredth anniversary

LA HR0738

CONGRATS-SHRINERS CHILDREN'S

LA HCR16

Commemorates the one hundredth anniversary of Guaranty Corporation

LA SR91

Commends and congratulates Progressive Baptist Church on the occasion of its one hundredth anniversary.

LA HR176

Commends Mable Harris Thomas on the occasion of her one hundredth birthday

LA HR93

Commends Myrtle V. Willis on the occasion of her one hundredth birthday

LA HR39

Commends Volkert, Inc., on the one hundredth anniversary of its founding

LA HR242

Commends the YMCA on the occasion of its one hundred seventy-fifth anniversary

LA SCR4

Commends Caddo Lodge No. 179 of Free and Accepted Masons on the occasion of its one hundred fiftieth anniversary.

LA HR77

Commends Rosa Mae Briley Pitre on the occasion of her one hundredth birthday

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