My heart still aches for the incredible losses we experienced that day, and the families and communities who suffered the most during this tragedy.
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Senator Capito reflects on the 2016 flood anniversary.
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It provides training for primary care doctors, nurses, and other clinicians to deliver excellent specialty care to patients close to home, directly in their communities.
West Virginians know firsthand the devastating toll the opioid epidemic has had on our state’s families and communities. We also know that recovery is possible when those struggling have access to the right resources.
And so, I thought just the ease of enrollment and what this could do for financial literacy and for the future of that child being able to see savings, I don't want them to miss that opportunity.
It was great to visit Berkeley Medical Center and see firsthand the incredible work being done to care for families across the Eastern Panhandle.





