VA leadership who knew about the reports of substandard care and failed to act should be held accountable.
I want to know how the $30 million will be spent and if it will truly address the infrastructure and care coordination problems in Mancheste...
Ultimately, at the end of the day, it is their experience that counts.
Do you think the decision that has finally been made--this is something that I have been pushing since I first went to Congress, five years?
Secretary Shulkin made the right decision to remove the hospital director, the chief of staff, and the head of nursing services.
I think Manchester has fallen behind the times, frankly, and that this is an opportunity.
How can we ask our community hospitals to step up and care for our veterans when they are owed $3 million?
It is way past time for our women veterans to get the care and the respect that they need.
And just to ensure the safety of our veterans going forward, what is that protocol if a veteran presents at the Manchester VA for stroke?
Thank you to the National Guard for hosting us. This is a great facility and we very much appreciate it.
It should not take a news report or a congressional hearing for VA leadership to respond to veterans' and employees' concerns.