He also did this on the same day( and he's wearing a mask in the photo they used)

Kemp signs bills to extend maternal Medicaid, limit ‘surprise billing'

@ AJC.com, 9 hrs. ago

With the backdrop of the newly expanded Wellstar Kennestone Hospital in Marietta, Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday signed legislation that will extend the amount of time eligible new mothers can receive Medicaid and cut down on patients being surprised by bills after receiving care.

The bills were part of a package of health care legislation the governor signed Thursday.

“These two bills are joined by several pieces of legislation that I will be signing today, all of which accomplish what we have promised to do — that is to streamline bureaucracy, increase access to quality care, insist on transparency and fairness, improve health outcomes and put Georgia families first,” Kemp said.

House Bill 1114 will extend the amount of time low-income Georgia mothers can receive Medicaid benefits, the public health program that provides care to the poor and disabled, from two months to six after the birth of a child. Nearly $20 million was set aside in the state’s budget to fund the extension.

House Health and Human Services Chairwoman Sharon Cooper, a Marietta Republican and the legislation’s sponsor, was giddy after the governor signed the bill [....]