My bill would require CMS to provide the same data for the territories as it does for the states.
Brett Guthrie
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Brett Guthrie is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Kentucky's 2nd congressional district since 2009. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on various issues including healthcare, education, and economic development. Guthrie has been involved in securing Medicaid for vulnerable populations, emphasizing support for mothers, children, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. Throughout his tenure, he has worked on legislation aimed at improving the quality of life for his constituents in Kentucky.
My bill will help address these concerns by requiring states to adopt an EVV system to verify the date, time, and site of visit as well as the provider of the services.
I thank the chairman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to express my disapproval of President Obama's deal with Iran. I ask myself this question: Has Iran earned the right to be trusted? We must ask this because we know there are…
I appreciate the committee holding this hearing on efforts to strengthen Medicaid by reducing waste, fraud, and abuse.
During the hearing in the Committee on Energy and Commerce, one of the physicians testifying, a neonatologist, turned out to practice with my first cousin, so I got to do research further into what is moving forward in this bill. I learned…
I am pleased that, today, the House is considering H.R. 1344, the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Act of 2015. This bipartisan bill sets a strong precedent for working together on the many big issues before Congress this month…
This important bill would provide relief for many employers who are on track to face higher health coverage costs in coming months if we do not act soon.
Our bill will allow States to determine their own group market size, just as they do today.
Putting this into place, I think what's critical is to get rid of the uncertainty.
In closing, I thank my friend from California (Mrs. Capps) so much for our working together to move this bipartisan bill forward. I thank our subcommittee ranking member, Mr. Green, and our chairman, Chairman Pitts. I was involved in this…
I appreciate Mr. Whitfield, Dr. Bucshon, certainly Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. Pallone for bringing this forward. It is important. It is important to my State, and it is important to our neighboring States and citizens throughout this country. I…
I think one you suggested there, say we are just not going to enforce the regs if you move forward.
I would especially like to thank my friend from Florida, Congresswoman Kathy Castor, who has worked very hard on this effort.
H.R. 985 is a bipartisan approach to creating a commodity research and education program and will allow for nationwide cooperation and accelerated job growth.
I want to thank everybody for being here today and am pleased to support H.R. 985.
if a newborn child, even if it is healthy, put them in a room where they couldn't hear, by the time they were 3, they would never be able to develop the proper speech patterns.
I am pleased to be here to support 1344 that I am pleased to have co-authored with Congresswoman Capps.
What is important for Federal funding? What is the role of the Federal Government in this?
I have introduced a bill, it is H.R. 1624, the Protecting Affordable Coverage for Employees Act, that would stop this provision from going into effect.
I have serious concerns about what this will mean for the ability to provide quality affordable health care for their employees.
the president talked about in the State of the Union, which was mentioned about making college--or community college free for the first 2 years
students' number one want to know what the federal government is going to do for affordability of college





