We are fully committed to continue to work with this Committee to ensure that the remaining vacancies are filled.
I want to publicly state my appreciation for Senator Casey and the terrific working relationship that he and I have.
He is universally acknowledged as very, very well qualified, and I am very confident that he will be an outstanding judg...
With regard to the Affordable Care Act, both as it relates to children and readmissions, but also more broadly for the e...
I would hope that a lot of our hospitals wouldn't wait for a law to be passed.
If Congress looks at this nationwide, what we did in New York, what it has done, and here's how much you can save.
We've reinvested in these clinics that help coordinate care for people with multiple chronic conditions.
One of the keys is the active involvement of industry in setting priorities for technical training funding.
Ensuring equitable access to high-quality CTE programs is, and should continue to be, a priority for a reauthorized vers...
The three most important things that the federal government can do are (1) recognize innovative, technology based soluti...
As we look toward reauthorization of the Perkins Act, what is the most important thing the federal government can do to ...
the federal government needs to ensure that those receiving Perkins funds are spending those dollars in the most effecti...
The federal government should continue to fund the Perkins Act and ensure that there is access to the much needed fundin...
I believe that the federal government should require targeted outcomes to ensure CTE consistency through developing comm...
As co-chair of the Congressional Career and Technical Education Caucus this is a subject obviously I am pretty passionat...
But how do you do that in a situation concerning hospitals? It is very complex.
Like my good friend here, I have to go down and vote against SNAP because of all those who do not want to work.
So are we talking about two sets of rules then pertaining to Obamacare and rural hospitals versus metropolitan hospitals...
