I can't help but think that there is some bias somewhere from many years ago.

It isn't very often that a full panel of witnesses are all women, so I want to make note of that.

If we allow that to happen, Puerto Rico would go from $2.3 billion in Federal funding to just $360 million.

This has to change, people are desperate, and the overlay of the natural disaster has done more damage.

Each is an American citizen and they're being treated differently than the constituents of every Member in this room.

At the end of this coming September, the five U.S. territories face a Medicaid cliff.

Simply put, the territories' Medicaid funding does not meet their needs.

I think that it is a form of negligence to allow it to go on.

I don't know if it's really very smart to be focusing on notice.

One in 5 emergency department visits result in a surprise medical bill.

More than half of all ambulance rides are billed out of network.

67 percent of the American people said they are worried about being able to afford their own or a family member's unexpected medical bills.