That family has one concern on their mind, and that is to work with this Congress, to work with the VA to make sure that the tragedy that befell their loved one does not happen again.

I have introduced a Veterans Access to Care Act to try to deal with the access and waiting line issue.

There are so many more alternative and complementary forms of care that we ought to be exploring in much greater detail.

I think we have got a major opiate problem within the VA system, but not limited to the VA system.

I am convinced that the family members are the first line of defense when it comes to our veterans.

I cannot help but commend you and CMS for moving forward on advanced care planning reimbursement.

I am sure the CO-OPs are probably experiencing the same challenge of trying to attract that risk pool.

I always thought it was wrong that our health care providers were not being reimbursed for the education and the consultation.

Another concern I want to raise with you and I am wondering if you are sharing it is obviously when you have CO-OPs failing, it means less competition in the marketplace.

Every time you turn around in our State you see a CO-OP. We are not afraid of CO-OPs.

I am glad Mrs. Black raised this issue, it was actually a question I was going to ask you in regards to challenges you face with ACOs.