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Senate adopts resolution recognizing April 1 as Physical Therapy Day at the Capitol
Summary
The Louisiana Senate adopted Senate Resolution 50 recognizing April 1, 2026, as Physical Therapy Day and commended physical therapists and students statewide; the resolution was taken up under suspension of the rules and passed without objection.
The Louisiana Senate on the floor adopted Senate Resolution 50 recognizing April 1, 2026, as Physical Therapy Day and commending physical therapists and students across the state.
Senate Resolution 50 was offered for immediate consideration and the presiding officer allowed the chamber to take up the resolution under suspension of the rules. The motion to adopt was made and the resolution passed without objection, with a chamber member stating, "Without objection." The move cleared the way for senators to formally commend the profession and its students at the State Capitol.
The resolution asks the Senate to commend physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and students for their role in patient care and rehabilitation. The adoption was procedural and ceremonial; no policy or funding changes were attached to the measure. The Senate proceeded to routine business and a long list of legislative referrals after adoption.
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