Every day that goes by, another 14,000 Americans lose their health care coverage.

If we don't get this done, your premiums are guaranteed to go up.

No longer will these companies be able to deny you coverage if you have a preexisting illness or condition.

The stakes are enormous for families who can't pay their medical bills, or see a doctor when they need to, or get the treatment they need.

It's why this celebration tonight benefits the Children's National Medical Center and all the children whose lives they touch and they save.

Seven presidents have tried to reform a health-care system that everyone acknowledges is broken.

These centers served more than 17 million patients in 2008 and are estimated to serve more than 20 million patients in 2010.

The medical homes approach also emphasizes activities related to quality improvement, access to care, communication with patients, and care management and coordination.

We want them to provide better care as well.

Health centers use interdisciplinary teams to treat the 'whole patient' and focus on chronic disease management.

Our struggle against HIV/AIDS is far from over.

I commend the House of Representatives for taking action to protect the care and physician choice that Medicare beneficiaries and TRICARE patients have earned.

To date, PEPFAR has allowed nearly 200,000 African babies to be born HIV-free.

I really appreciate you suggesting a stop here at the Amana Hospital District.

I don't want to wake up four years from now and find out that millions of Americans still lack health care because we couldn't take on the insurance industry.

The care at Walter Reed is fantastic.

One of my most important duties is to ensure that America's wounded warriors receive the highest level of care.

We don't want people to fall through the cracks of care.