ATLANTA (October 21, 2026) — Tomorrow, October 22, Sen. Brian Strickland (R–McDonough) will host a press conference to discuss recent Georgia Medicaid cuts to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. Georgia’s Medicaid contractor for children in foster care, Amerigroup, cut payments for ABA therapy by 30% which took effect on September 1, 2026.
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ATLANTA (December 13, 2024) —Yesterday, the Senate Study Committee on Access to Affordable Childcare unanimously adopted its final committee report and recommendations. The committee, created under Senate Resolution 471, spent months examining methods to increase access to affordable child care in Georgia.
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ATLANTA (May 25, 2023) | On Tuesday, the Chairman of the Senate Committee of Judiciary, Senator Brian Strickland (R – McDonough), was appointed by Lt. Governor Burt Jones to serve as a member of the 2023 Senate Study Committee on Occupational Licensing.
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ATLANTA (February 16, 2023) | Sen. Brian Strickland (R – McDonough) introduced Senate Bill 157, which seeks to standardize the process when it comes to how an individual’s criminal history impacts his or her ability to obtain an occupational license.
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