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the advance premium tax credits that we would have to pay as opposed to using that money as seed money for reinsurance and bringing down the overall cost I think weighs to the benefit side of the cost-benefit analysis.
Lowering health care costs should not mean that patients experience worse outcomes; instead, we should take steps to incentivize value-based care.
While we all want permitting decisions to occur quickly--God knows I do--the rules and processes we have in place are not always just 'red tape.'
If we are approaching $20 trillion, how much more can you generate.
It is critical that the provisions we enact in this area be fully implemented so we can understand the impact that they will have before we look to do a whole lot more.
People around New Hampshire, when I said we were going to have bipartisan hearings and listen to experts... there was a real sigh of relief.
I really do enjoy working so closely with General Bergman to address many of the issues that our veterans face.
Infrastructure is a very real barrier for expansion of telehealth initiatives in rural areas.
A lot of veterans... are choosing to live a rural life.
Treating veterans via telehealth has the potential to help veterans get the care they need in rural areas.
We really should have that service everywhere.
It is essential to us to be able to provide the service and keep our business running to have these workers come in, and having those programs cut is making it very difficult.
I would like to extend my thanks to Senator Shaheen and the entire New Hampshire congressional delegation for all their efforts in supporting the mission of the New Hampshire Job Corps.
I want to address one final issue before we close, because it has been such a huge challenge in New Hampshire, and that is the heroin and opioid crisis that we have faced and how that has affected the workforce.
Unfortunately, I think our Federal tax credit for child care has increased only one time since the 1970s, and clearly it's not keeping pace with the cost of child care.
That's a huge role for the Federal Government and a place where we can partner with states.
One of the things the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act legislation did at the Federal level was to try to look at some of the forms that are typical that employees fill out when they're applying for a job, or that workers fill out…