The continuity of funding has been really critical for them to be able to develop that program and really help these women turn their lives around and get better.
Maggie Hassan
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Maggie Hassan is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from New Hampshire since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously held the position of the 81st governor of New Hampshire from January 3, 2013, to January 5, 2017. During her tenure as governor, Hassan focused on expanding access to healthcare, improving the state's economy, and addressing issues related to education and infrastructure.
I want to thank you for including robust funding for maternal and reproductive health in the Department's budget, including doubling funding for title X family planning to $512 million.
My feeling is it is a small investment. It is an investment into collective defense.
Are there incentives that we could use to help smaller rural hospitals really access the Health-ISAC, or are there barriers that they have to membership in it right now? How can we help them become more integrated into the Health-ISAC?
I am really concerned, as someone from a small State, your next-door neighbor, New Hampshire, about cybersecurity threats to rural or smaller health care providers.
There are a number of resources and tools available for health care entities to improve their cybersecurity, such as the best practice guidance that Mr. Garcia described today in his testimony.
I also appreciated the inclusion of a proposal in line with Senator Cardin's and my Neighborhood Homes Investment Act (NHIA).
I just want to urge you and the administration to continue communicating with Congress as it closely monitors the situation.
It is important that we work across the aisle to find a bipartisan way to cut down on these unnecessary forms.
The priority of Federal regulators needs to continue to be protecting families and small businesses.
My feeling is it is a small investment. It is an investment into collective defense.
Are there incentives that we could use to help smaller rural hospitals really access the Health-ISAC, or are there barriers that they have to membership in it right now? How can we help them become more integrated into the Health-ISAC?
Your thinking is that some baseline standards and requirements would kind of drive hospitals to work with the Federal Government and others to find out the resources they need and then to actually prioritize that.
There are a number of resources and tools available for health care entities to improve their cybersecurity, such as the best practice guidance that Mr. Garcia described today in his testimony.
I am really concerned, as someone from a small State, your next-door neighbor, New Hampshire, about cybersecurity threats to rural or smaller health care providers.
To meet this crisis head-on, I am proud to partner with Senator Cantwell, Chairman Wyden, and this year, upon Senator Portman's retirement, our new Senate Finance Committee colleague Senator Blackburn, to expand LIHTC resources.
I also appreciated the inclusion of a proposal in line with Senator Cardin's and my Neighborhood Homes Investment Act (NHIA).
Will you commit to working with us to enact a much-needed expansion of affordable housing production that will directly impact not only working families struggling with their budgets, but also help businesses, farms, and communities on the…
I have heard from businesses, families, and individuals in urban, suburban, and rural areas about the need for more affordable housing.





