It is an unbelievable miscarriage of justice, and I have been working on that case for several months.
Clinician shortages are rampant. Significant health disparities permeate Indian Country.
The Indian Health Service is only funded at about one half of its need.
I believe Dr. Roubideaux will be inheriting an Indian health system that is broken.
All it not hopeless. I think the fact that someone with great qualifications will step forward to say, let me be part of fixing things, that...
If we have done those things and intend to keep those promises, and we should, then there isn't any reason we ought not give them some alter...
If we work together, we can fix what's wrong, we can improve it and we can make it right.
We hope very much in this session of Congress, finally, at last, at long, long last, we will get that done.
We are going to need your help to work together to write a new Indian Health Care Improvement bill.
The Indian Health Service is an agency, I believe, with some very serious management problems.
These issues are vital to the long-term development of tribes as self-sufficient governments.