Maybe there's not legislation on this, Mr. Chairman, but just potentially the opportunity to use a bipartisan bully pulpit to make clear to the insurance companies that this is in their best interest to ultimately pay for these alternative therapies.
Murphy suggests using bipartisan influence to encourage insurance coverage for alternative therapies.
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