Meet Bryan Townsend State Senator for the 11th District A native Delawarean with family in all three counties, Bryan Townsend is a state senator and attorney committed to supporting hardworking Delaware families. He is the lucky husband of Lilianna, an attorney, former teacher, and first-generation American who was born in Vietnam and grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. Bryan and Lilianna welcomed their first child, Logan, in June 2017. Bryan has been a state senator since 2012. He chairs the Health, Children, & Social Services Committee and serves on several other committees, including Education; Capital Improvement; and Banking, Business, & Insurance. He has a track record of bringing together diverse stakeholders to solve difficult issues, and he has been designated as one of the most productive legislators in Delaware's General Assembly. One of four sons of a retired Newark police officer from Sussex County and a long-serving public schoolteacher from Newark, Bryan worked his way through school - a product of the Christina School District, the University of Delaware, the University of Cambridge, and Yale Law School. After law school, Bryan clerked for the Delaware Court of Chancery and then became an attorney at a major Delaware law firm, representing Delaware businesses of all sizes as well as children in foster care, victims of domestic violence, and a veteran with service-related disabilities. Never afraid to challenge the status quo to benefit the public, in 2012, Bryan won an against-all-odds primary election against the highest-ranking state senator by promising responsive government and by building a coalition of students, retirees, teachers, and other community leaders who wanted to see a new approach and more candor in government.
#Primarycarereform Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 120 is an act to amend Title 16 and Title 18 of the Delaware Code, Chapter 189, Volume 82 of the Laws of Delaware, and Chapter 392, Volume 81 of the Laws of Delaware, as amended by Chapter 141, Volume 82 of the Laws of Delaware, related to primary care services. This Act continues previous efforts of strengthening the primary care system for this State of Delaware by doing the following: (1) Directing the Health Care Commission (DHCC) to monitor compliance with value-based care delivery models and develop, and monitor compliance with, alternative payment methods that promote value-based care. (2) Requiring rate filings limit aggregate unit price growth for inpatient, outpatient, and other medical services, to certain percentage increases over the next 4 years. (3) Requiring an insurance carrier to spend a certain percentage of its total cost on primary care over the next 4 years. More details on this bill can be found at Bill Detail - Delaware General Assembly.
Meet Bryan Townsend
State Senator for the 11th District
A native Delawarean with family in all three counties, Bryan Townsend is a state senator and attorney committed to supporting hardworking Delaware families. He is the lucky husband of Lilianna, an attorney, former teacher, and first-generation American who was born in Vietnam and grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. Bryan and Lilianna welcomed their first child, Logan, in June 2017.
Bryan has been a state senator since 2012. He chairs the Health, Children, & Social Services Committee and serves on several other committees, including Education; Capital Improvement; and Banking, Business, & Insurance. He has a track record of bringing together diverse stakeholders to solve difficult issues, and he has been designated as one of the most productive legislators in Delaware's General Assembly.
One of four sons of a retired Newark police officer from Sussex County and a long-serving public schoolteacher from Newark, Bryan worked his way through school - a product of the Christina School District, the University of Delaware, the University of Cambridge, and Yale Law School. After law school, Bryan clerked for the Delaware Court of Chancery and then became an attorney at a major Delaware law firm, representing Delaware businesses of all sizes as well as children in foster care, victims of domestic violence, and a veteran with service-related disabilities.
Never afraid to challenge the status quo to benefit the public, in 2012, Bryan won an against-all-odds primary election against the highest-ranking state senator by promising responsive government and by building a coalition of students, retirees, teachers, and other community leaders who wanted to see a new approach and more candor in government.
#Primarycarereform
Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 120 is an act to amend Title 16 and Title 18 of the Delaware Code, Chapter 189, Volume 82 of the Laws of Delaware, and Chapter 392, Volume 81 of the Laws of Delaware, as amended by Chapter 141, Volume 82 of the Laws of Delaware, related to primary care services. This Act continues previous efforts of strengthening the primary care system for this State of Delaware by doing the following: (1) Directing the Health Care Commission (DHCC) to monitor compliance with value-based care delivery models and develop, and monitor compliance with, alternative payment methods that promote value-based care. (2) Requiring rate filings limit aggregate unit price growth for inpatient, outpatient, and other medical services, to certain percentage increases over the next 4 years. (3) Requiring an insurance carrier to spend a certain percentage of its total cost on primary care over the next 4 years. More details on this bill can be found at Bill Detail - Delaware General Assembly.