Celebrating the life of Louis Clifford Schroeder,Sr.
Del. Barry Knight
Sponsored bills
Celebrating the life of John Walter Ainslie.
Commending John F. Reinhart.
Celebrating the life of the Honorable GeraldL. Baliles.
Health insurance; mandated coverage for hearing aids for minors. Requires health insurers, health maintenance organizations, and corporations providing health care coverage subscription contracts to provide coverage for hearing aids and related services for children 18 years of age or younger when a licensed audiologist prescribes such hearing aids and related services. The coverage includes one hearing aid per hearing-impaired ear, up to a cost of $1,500, every 24 months. The measure applies to policies, contracts, and plans delivered, issued for delivery, or renewed on and after January 1, 2021.
Celebrating the life of Louis Clifford Schroeder,Sr.
Commemorating the life and legacy of Dr. RobertRussa Moton.
Judicial Retirement System; amount of retirement allowance. Provides that the annual retirement allowance of a person who retires under the Judicial Retirement System shall not exceed 78 percent of the person's average final compensation, unless such person prior to becoming a judge performs five or more years of creditable service under another retirement plan administered by Virginia Retirement System. However, in no case shall such person's annual retirement allowance exceed 100 percent of his average final compensation.
Snow removal and ice control services contracts;certain provisions declared void. Declares that certain provisionsin a snow removal and ice control services contract related to indemnificationand tort liability of a service provider or service receiver shallbe void and unenforceable. The bill exempts from these provisionssnow removal and ice control services contracts for such servicesto be performed on county, city, town, or state-owned roadways orproperty.
Workers' compensation; occupational disease presumption; emergency medical technicians. Establishes a presumption that hypertension or heart disease causing the death or disability of full-time salaried emergency medical technicians employed by the City of Virginia Beach is an occupational disease compensable under the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act.