SD12 - Report of the Commission to Study the Funding of Medical and Hospital Care for the Medically Indigent in Virginia

  • Published: 1979
  • Author: Commission to Study the Funding of Medical and Hospital Care for the Medically Indigent in Virginia
  • Enabling Authority: Senate Joint Resolution 154 (Regular Session, 1977)

Executive Summary:

During its 1977 session, the General Assembly passed Senate Joint Resolution No. 154 creating this Commission.

Senator Willard J. Moody of Portsmouth served as chairman of the Commission. Other members were Delegates Vincent F. Callahan, Jr., of McLean, Franklin P. Hall of Richmond, L. Cleaves Manning of Portsmouth, and J. Warren White, Jr. of Norfolk; Senators Stanley C. Walker of Norfolk and Edward E. Willey of Richmond; and Mrs. Maxwell Dudley Davidson of Bedford, Dr. William R. Hill of Richmond, Mr. Henry Clay Hofheimer of Norfolk, and Mr. Sidney S. Kellam of Virginia Beach.

The Commission submitted an interim report to the Governor and the General Assembly in January, 1978 (Senate Document No. 20). This report is the Commission's final report.