When Rep. Napoli Jr. joined 89 House Democrats that signed a letter sent to Governor Lamont urging him and DRS Commissioner Jackson to reconsider the updated regulations, the administration was quick to respond and resolve the issue.
“As a State Legislator, I feel that in order to do a good job and be a part of the process, you have to show up,” Rep. Napoli Jr. said. “Having the opportunity to be a part of every discussion is critical when making decisions that affect the lives of residents across our state.”
I was proud to support legislation this session that eliminated co-pays and other out of pocket costs for breast ultrasounds and mammograms, and required health insurance policies to cover breast ultrasound screenings for more women.
