We urge Congress to provide resources to support efforts to scale up inpatient care capacity.
Bob Casey
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Robert P. Casey is a United States Senator from Pennsylvania, having served since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, he has focused on a range of issues including healthcare, education, and economic development. Throughout his tenure, Casey has been an advocate for policies aimed at improving access to healthcare and supporting working families. He has also been involved in efforts to address climate change and promote job growth in Pennsylvania.
We urge Congress to provide resources to support efforts to scale up inpatient care capacity.
Underfunded and understaffed State agencies have fallen behind on the basic duties that they are charged with executing on.
Just imagine the horror of an 84-year-old woman whose leg was broken at a nursing home in Pennsylvania.
If we as Americans claim that ours is the greatest country in the world, we must insist upon, and invest in, and ensure that we have the best long term care system in the world.
I directed my staff and the Committee to investigate the capacity of State inspection agencies to enforce health and safety standards.
We urge Congress to provide resources to support efforts to scale up inpatient care capacity.
We are happy the Inflation Reduction Act got those costs down for Medicare Part D beneficiaries.
We are happy the Inflation Reduction Act got those costs down for Medicare Part D beneficiaries.
I don't think I have to explain to anyone in this room. I think there is a consensus, when we go back home, we hear from people about the cost of prescription drugs.
We are happy the Inflation Reduction Act got those costs down for Medicare Part D beneficiaries.
I think there is a consensus, when we go back home, we hear from people about the cost of prescription drugs.
We learned a horrible lesson in the pandemic, which--and the way I look at it, kind of a national failure when we couldn't provide the kind of PPE that we needed.
We learned a horrible lesson in the pandemic, which--and the way I look at it, kind of a national failure when we couldn't provide the kind of PPE that we needed.
We need it and we need notification both with drugs and devices, not only when manufacturing is disrupted, but also when there is a huge surge in demand.
We learned a horrible lesson in the pandemic, which--and the way I look at it, kind of a national failure when we couldn't provide the kind of PPE that we needed.
Senator, kids can't do their homework, which kind of crystallized it for me.





