On the recordJune 19, 2016
America's veterans should never have to worry that an ambulance ride or a trip to the emergency room will negatively affect their personal finances.
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congress.govAmerica's veterans should never have to worry that an ambulance ride or a trip to the emergency room will negatively affect their personal finances.
Abraham emphasizes that veterans should focus on health, not financial concerns from emergency care.
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