Nurses warn that new interpretation of Georgia law will mean less care for rural communities
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Nurses warn that new interpretation of Georgia law will mean less care for rural communities
Nancy A. Hurlock, a nurse practitioner based in Statesboro who operates a home-based primary care practice, said told lawmakers on June 23, 2026, that advanced practice registered nurses provide primary care, mental health services and specialty care in communities where healthcare resources are often limited, and a new interpretation of a 2006 state law could hinder access in those areas. Alander Rocha/Georgia Recorder Key points …
Nurses warn that new interpretation of Georgia law will mean less care for rural communities - Hillsboro Sentry Enterprise
Nancy A. Hurlock, a nurse practitioner based in Statesboro who operates a home-based primary care practice, said told lawmakers on June 23, 2026, that advanced practice registered nurses provide primary care, mental health services and specialty care in communities where healthcare resources are often limited, and a new interpretation of a 2006 state law could hinder access in those areas. Alander Rocha/Georgia Recorder Key points …
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