Bill Cassidy

It does seem like a diversified income stream is also associated with clinics doing better.

Let me compliment Ms. Veer. It sounds like you are all using the 340B program the way the 340B program is supposed to be used.

This increase occurred at the same time that the number of centers grew going from 1,124 centers to 1,373.

As a physician, I will say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

There is over 100 now.

I think the minority has a right to invite any witness that you want.

Now, I hate to be a fly in the ointment of what should be a good hearing, but I am a little bit upset that the majority chose not to work with Republicans in developing the hearing.

RILA strongly opposes this legislation because it undermines the balanced relationship between workers and businesses.

RILA strongly opposes this legislation because it undermines the balanced relationship between workers and businesses.

RILA strongly opposes this legislation because it undermines the balanced relationship between workers and businesses.

There is a clear bias toward BSNs, but it seems more expensive, it seems a longer pipeline to get them out.

Speaking to 100 people is a great way to teach, but a bad way to learn.

I endorse what Marshall said, the woman or the man that goes to the community college, I think is probably more likely to stay in her community.

There is a clear bias toward BSNs, but it seems more expensive, it seems a longer pipeline to get them out.

Speaking to 100 people is a great way to teach, but a bad way to learn.

I think we need to focus on preparing future health care workforce.

As Senator Cassidy knows very well, we face a significant challenge in that Ochsner serves patients who come from low income, rural, and historically underserved communities.

The COVID-19 pandemic has strained our health care system. It has placed a huge burden on health care workers.

The woman or the man that goes to the community college, I think is probably more likely to stay in her community.

So I think you are right, Senator Cassidy, we need to move care into the community to prevent the ER visits.

I will defer to Senator Budd.

There is a clear bias toward BSNs, but it seems more expensive, it seems a longer pipeline to get them out.

Speaking to 100 people is a great way to teach, but a bad way to learn.

The COVID-19 pandemic has strained our health care system.

It looks like DoD just said, 'No, we're going to a different paradigm.'