Sen. Karen Keiser

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Term ends January 2011

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224 Cherberg Building
Olympia, WA 98504-0433
(360) 786-7664

 

Senator Karen Keiser
33rd District Kent


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August 1, 2008

OLYMPIA — Sen. Karen Keiser, D-Kent, is on the road this summer talking to health care experts about ways to fix the state’s ailing health care system.

Two bipartisan roundtable discussions have already been held in Wenatchee and Spokane. Topics include cost, access, and equality issues. more>>>



March 10, 2008

1:37 wrap with Sen. Karen Keiser of Kent on the three top health care bills approved by the 2008 Legislature. Mark Allen reports from Olympia. Full script (in Word Format)

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Feb. 29, 2008

Bill restoring regulation of individual health care premiums clears the House; Keiser declares victory for consumers

OLYMPIA — By a vote of 68-26, the state House today passed a key consumer protection bill restoring oversight of health insurance premiums to the Washington State Insurance Commissioner. more>>>


Feb. 15, 2008

1:35 wrap with Sen. Karen Keiser of Kent on expanding long-term care for our most vulnerable citizens. Mark Allen reports from Olympia. Full script (in Word Format)

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Feb. 6, 2008

1:41 wrap with Sen. Karen Keiser of Kent on creating  the Washington Citizens' Work Group on Health Care. Mark Allen reports from Olympia. Full script (in Word Format)

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Jan. 30, 2008

Bill allowing oversight of individual health care plans clears the Senate

OLYMPIA — The Washington State Senate passed a bill today giving the Office of the Insurance Commissioner the authority to review the rates of individual health benefit plans. Sen. Karen Keiser, D-Kent, sponsored Senate Bill 5261 along with four others. more>>>


Jan. 21, 2008

Sen. Keiser to fellow lawmakers: Let’s finally fix our health care system

OLYMPIA — Washington patients and health care providers have complained for years that the health care system is broken, now lawmakers have the opportunity to fix it. more>>>


Jan. 15, 2008

Public participation needed for health care reform discussion

OLYMPIA – Got an idea to help fix our health care system? The Washington Senate has scheduled a two-day electronic town hall meeting on health care reform and invites the public to participate in the discussion. more>>>


Jan. 9, 2008

Port of Seattle property tax repeal bill to be introduced for 2008 legislative session

OLYMPIA - State Senator Karen Keiser (D-Des Moines) will introduce legislation tomorrow that would repeal the property tax authority of the Port of Seattle. “I have proposed similar legislation in the past, but this year the recent audit findings should give new energy to my efforts to make the Port more accountable and less of a burden to property taxpayers.” more>>>


Jan. 9, 2008

Health care briefing scheduled for this Friday

OLYMPIASen. Karen Keiser, D-Kent, has scheduled an informal briefing for reporters on health care issues likely to come before the 2008 Legislature. more>>>


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