I am happy and ready to work on combating some of these perverse incentives for pharmacy benefit managers.

By working together across the aisle, I am hoping we can make important strides to make the healthcare system easier for patients.

More Americans have health coverage today than ever before, thanks to the Affordable Care Act and the expansion subsidies included in the American Rescue Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act.

I support the 340B program, and I want to see it succeed.

Site-neutral policies are also a tool to help strengthen the Medicare program overall.

In Massachusetts, outside of cities like Boston, we have lower-income communities that rely on stand-alone providers.

Nobody--Democrat, Republican, independent, anybody--should be harmed by medical expenses.

Starting in the mid-2000s, big hospital chains figured out how to supercharge the program.

The average family is saving $2,400 in premiums a year, thanks to the ACA enhancements we made over the last 2 years.

I don't think there is anything that hospitals should be afraid of when it comes to 340B transparency.

the 340B drug-pricing program was created in 1992 and aimed at enabling certain healthcare providers known as covered entities--and this is a quote--to stretch scarce Federal resources to reach more eligible patients or provide more comprehensive services.

Lack of competition has patients with fewer alternatives to access care, particularly in rural communities across Indiana's 6th district, my district.

The Hospital Price Transparency Final Rule is a step in the right direction to improve transparency in healthcare prices.

myself and many other individuals warned that prices would go up, that premiums would go up with the passage of the Affordable Care Act

Shining a light on middlemen who are making prescriptions more expensive is one important step to bolster competition.

We need to continue to expand coverage and make healthcare more affordable and accessible for all Americans.

It is imperative for the Biden administration to conduct greater enforcement efforts on these rules to better serve patients.

I have a bill with Henry Cuellar of Laredo. It is a bipartisan bill to repeal the ban on physician-owned hospitals.