Jerry Moran

Any ways for the screening--to streamline the screening and make it more friendly?

Thank you for that answer.

There is a lot of things that are really pleasing to me in this legislation, and this grant program is one of them that I think gives an opportunity for community and personal engagement in veterans' lives.

This Committee does want to work together with the Department of Veterans Affairs to save lives.

I wish that your answer would have been, the VA is now providing direction to all VAs, all VISNs, all hospitals, all providers that community care is an option.

This isn't saleable. It is keeping people out of our military when we need more people in our military.

the failure to suggest community care is one of those life and death circumstances.

We just need to make sure that what you are asking for is something that actually will make a difference.

It is also important because it can be a life and death circumstances.

I think my staff and I will have additional questions, perhaps in writing, and maybe in a conversation.

I wish that your answer would have been, the VA is now providing direction to all VAs, all VISNs, all hospitals, all providers that community care is an option.

Why does it take an Inspector General Report for this to be addressed?

Thank you for that answer.

We have just got to do better.

It is also important because it can be a life and death circumstances.

We just need to make sure that what you are asking for is something that actually will make a difference.

This isn't saleable. It is keeping people out of our military when we need more people in our military.

We have just got to do better.

I do not disagree, however, with your statement.

I never thought about, when we wrote the Hannon Act that these grants to community organizations might increase the population of who is served.

I had a veteran from Kansas visit my office today, this morning, and this is her story...

I never thought about, when we wrote the Hannon Act that these grants to community organizations might increase the population of who is served.

Any ways for the screening--to streamline the screening and make it more friendly?

Why does it take an Inspector General Report for this to be addressed?

I never thought about, when we wrote the Hannon Act that these grants to community organizations might increase the population of who is served.