Frank Pallone Jr.: “Let us face the realities at hand and not myths.”

People are languishing without knowing if they’ll have enough to eat or if they’ll be able to receive medical care if they get sick.

Today, I’m pleased to say patients no longer receive these outrageous bills, but unfortunately the arbitration process is clearly not working.

The KIDS Act is a floor, not the ceiling.

Survivors deserve stability, safety, and access to care without wondering whether support programs will disappear.