Could you assure this Committee, assure me, that even if the VA acts to incorporate telehealth into access standards, a veteran who prefers an in-person appointment will not lose their opportunity to seek community care if the VA is unable to provide them an in-person appointment within the current access standards?
Jerry Moran: “Could you assure this Committee, assure me, that even if the VA acts to incorporate telehealth into access standards, a…”
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Moran seeks assurance that veterans can still access community care.
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