I would urge you to take a serious look at that. And we have had testimony at this Committee that this is one of the sui...
The workforce problems, as you can imagine, were front and center.
Your costs didn't go down? Your cost didn't go down----
We've really got to work on that because it would be awful to have somebody who's ready, wants a mission, wants to do it...
shame on us if we're not ready for it because it's totally predictable.
Well, I think that's--that's something that you're going to have to be thinking about because it ties back to the workfo...
And the VSOs have an important role to play here it seems to be. They're representatives that can act as that navigator ...
the best news I've heard so far is the expansion of the home-based care.
Could you define expansion? Are we talking 20, 30 percent, 40 percent? I mean----
They're also going to be facing closure; aren't they?
What should we be attending to in the next round of VA and veterans' legislation?
Someone asked Buckminster Fuller, the famous architect, for advice on how to live a long life. His answer was 'always us...
If we don't have the people to staff them, it ain't gonna work.
I want to publicly thank the chair and co-chair of the committee, Jon Tester of Montana and Jerry Moran of Kansas.
The truth is, the work just begins when the bill passes.
This is a field hearing of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee.
If you can't--if you can't get enough people, you're not going to be able to meet the staffing ratios which could mean a...
You're dipping into savings to pay the rent.
