A bill sponsored by Rep. Paul Lee in Alabama has passed the House Health Committee, aiming to eliminate the 100-hour annual service requirement for retired physicians volunteering at free health clinics. The bill has the support of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama and is seen as a way to expand healthcare access for underserved patients. Dr. Amanda Williams, president of the Medical Association, praises the bill for allowing retired physicians to continue serving their communities without unnecessary restrictions. Rep. Lee sees the bill as a way to strengthen Alabama’s healthcare safety net by encouraging more retired doctors to volunteer. The bill will now move to the full Alabama House of Representatives for further consideration. Rep. Lee has a history of supporting legislation to increase the number of physicians in the state, showing his dedication to improving healthcare access for all Alabamians. The passing of this bill is seen as a win for free clinics and patients in need of affordable medical care.
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