Renee L. Ellmers: “There were many promises made that have not been kept--well intended, but not true for the American people.”

Education is a critical first step, if we hope to prevent, identify, manage, and intervene on behalf of the struggling adolescent.

Congresswoman DeGette and I have been working on a bipartisan bill to improve Medicaid access to care and improve quality outcomes when it comes to medically necessary foot and ankle care.

I was proud to work with my colleagues on that landmark initiative in order to reduce regulation, inspire innovation, improve outcomes for patients and move our country towards precision medicine.

These disturbing revelations point to a real policy need to address the holes in this vital safety net program and facilitate improvements to care among our nation's most vulnerable.