
This bipartisan legislation, endorsed by the National Association of Community Health Centers, would expand patient access to essential physical therapist services.
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This bipartisan legislation, endorsed by the National Association of Community Health Centers, would expand patient access to essential physical therapist services.

Federal legislation could either require or incentivize states to work on value based care for Medicaid safety net providers.

They have been making sure that we help provide safety net providers in all 50 states.

I am proud to have a long history of supporting community health centers.

Community Health Centers would benefit from resources dedicated directly to training their workforce to provide more robust care for individuals with disabilities.

My voting card did not register my vote. Had I been present, I would have voted ``aye'' on rollcall No. 126. Amendment No. 6 Offered by Ms. Jackson Lee The Acting CHAIR. The unfinished business is the demand for a recorded vote on the…

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I want to start by apologizing to my colleagues because leading up to this farm bill I am going to be a broken record, and the Chair already knows this, a broken record about the 1,200-year drought we are facing in the West.

I appreciate that, and I look forward to working with you.

I suspect your mother did not start yours by saying, 'Do we really need one more candidate in the race?'

Senator Bennet of Colorado, and I, worked to pass our Joint Chiefs Landscape Restoration Partnership Act.

I appreciate that, and I look forward to working with you.

I want to start by apologizing to my colleagues because leading up to this farm bill I am going to be a broken record, and the Chair already knows this, a broken record about the 1,200-year drought we are facing in the West.

APTA urges Congress to pass legislation that would allow CHCs the option to permit PTs to independently bill for the services.

They have been making sure that we help provide safety net providers in all 50 states.

Community Health Centers would benefit from resources dedicated directly to training their workforce to provide more robust care for individuals with disabilities.

Federal legislation could either require or incentivize states to work on value based care for Medicaid safety net providers.

I am proud to have a long history of supporting community health centers.