The resolution, introduced by Senator McMath and Representative Chassion, calls on the United States Congress to take action regarding the corporate practice of medicine, which involves non-licensed entities employing healthcare professionals in ways that may compromise ethical and professional standards. It highlights concerns that corporate interests can undermine the independence of healthcare providers, potentially leading to a decline in patient care quality due to profit-driven practices, such as limiting consultation times and imposing financial targets on medical professionals.

The Louisiana Legislature emphasizes the importance of maintaining high standards in medical practice to protect patient rights and public health. The resolution urges Congress to examine the effects of corporate practices on healthcare delivery and to implement measures that safeguard the independence of healthcare professionals, prevent corporate interference in clinical decision-making, and ensure that patient care remains ethical and of high quality. A copy of the resolution will be sent to relevant congressional leaders and Louisiana's congressional delegation.