During National Hospital Week, I recognize our incredible hospitals in Iowa and thank our doctors, nurses, healthcare workers, and administrators who keep our hospitals running each and every day. Their work is critical in keeping our families and communities safe and healthy. On my 36-county tour, I met with healthcare workers and families about the importance of keeping our hospitals open and operational in our rural communities. That is why I introduced the Rural Hospital Stabilization Act, which just passed out of Ways and Means Committee, to help our hospitals meet payroll, retain quality staff, make needed improvements, and deliver exceptional care. As a past city administrator, I can fully say that when a rural hospital closes, it is truly devastating to the community and to Iowa as a whole. Fortunately, this bill will deliver the financial support that our hospitals need to provide high-quality healthcare to our families. As a member of the Ways and Means Committee, I will continue to advocate for policies that keep our rural hospitals strong and vibrant and protect access to affordable, reliable healthcare in Iowa. Again, I thank all of our healthcare workers for creating true quality care in Iowa. Recognizing Dordt University Women's Basketball Champions
Randy Feenstra: “During National Hospital Week, I recognize our incredible hospitals in Iowa and thank our doctors, nurses, healthcare…”
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