I just want to make sure that we don't rush to a conclusion or make a wrong conclusion from today's testimony...
The answer is not necessarily that the private sector health medicine is a panacea or an answer to the challenges we have at the VA.
We have to do our best to make sure that the positions we have at the VA are filled...
I would be very much interested in seeing that.
So, but these policies vary from state to state and I am trying to get a sense...
How could the VA makes it provider reviews and professional performance evaluation processes more transparent to veterans...
I believe the military, because we do recruit them on that basis, has some responsibility to making sure that these benefits are not hollow.
the low participation rate seems to indicate, to me, missed opportunities to help servicemembers successfully transition.
I was disappointed it was added late last week and didn't provide you all with enough time to review the text and prepare testimony.
I want to associate myself with Ranking Member Walz's comments earlier about the VA's role as a coordinator of care.
We would have to continue to ask the question about the proper balance instead of it being on auto-pilot mandatory spending