I understand they're coming along, but my information is that IHS has been resistant to participate.
I am very concerned that the budget request does not adequately meet the needs for healthcare delivery in Indian Country...
Thank you, Admiral. Let me begin; I'll just follow on what you have just now raised with regards to the facilities in th...
Certainly, IHS shares the concern about the opioid epidemic.
this administration needs to work with Congress and make funding for Tribal health programs a greater priority.
I'm pleased that the budget request provides full funding for Contract Support Costs by maintaining the indefinite appro...
I'm also concerned that the budget does not adequately address the opioid epidemic.
My concern is that IHS will not get the resources that it needs.
One of my great frustrations at the time was trying to get exactly the data that you have referenced broken out that wou...
we're still not providing all the resources on the ground we need to address preventive care or to attack the epidemic l...
We doubled the support for accreditation to address these accreditation emergencies, bumping it from $29 million to $58 ...
we're a pretty clear example of you have an IHS facility, you've got an emergency room out in the Mat-Su Valley, you've ...
the budget before us is still wholly insufficient to meet this Nation's trust and treaty responsibilities and provide qu...
These tradeoffs are unacceptable, especially when we think about the work that remains to improve health outcomes in Ind...
I want to assure you that it's a misnomer that IHS is not supportive of reporting to PDMP.
I worry that as we're making headway, that we're going to cut back on the funding and we're going to lose that.
This is something that I'm working with Senator Smith on the Indian Affairs Committee, behavioral health funding.
As you know, we have broadband in Alaska that is spotty at best.
