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CMS Proposes to Eliminate ASC Transfer Agreements
October 5, 2018
Congress Approves FY 2019 HHS Budget
September 27, 2018
HHS Seeks Comments on Anti-Kickback Statute Reform
September 14, 2018
Energy & Commerce Committee Moves Public Health Bills
July 12, 2018
PROSPER ACT: Education Reform
July 1, 2018
Senate HELP Committee Approves Emergency Preparedness Legislation
May 23, 2018
House Ways & Means Committee Approves Opioid Bill Package
May 18, 2018
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May 16, 2018
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Congress Approves Sweeping Opioids Compromise
September 26, 2018
Side-by-Side of House-Senate Opioid Legislation Negotiation
September 18, 2018
Federal Protections of Medical Marijuana
September 11, 2018
CMS Finalizes Rule to Require Online Posting of Hospital Charges
August 13, 2018
CS Requests Comments on Stark Law Reform
July 11, 2018
Opioid Legislation Tracker
June 22, 2018
Federal Policy Review & Update
October 25, 2017
Obamacare Repeal Replace April 2017
September 18, 2017
2017 Executive Activity Mid-Year Report
August 1, 2017
115th Congress Mid-Year Report
August 1, 2017
Affordable Care Act- Background and Debate
July 7, 2017
Politics of Health Care Reform
April 4, 2017
2016 Election Results and Health Policy Predictions
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Comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship is one of the most important things a Democratic Congress can do.
I’m proud @PresElectBiden crafted a proposal.
I look forward to working with him to get comprehensive immigration reform signed into law.
From 2015 to now, read the progress report on the CMS Equity Plan for Medicare. Read here for more information about the #Path2Equity. https://t.co/mS19cnr8yX
400,000 Americans have died from COVID.
There is no issue more urgent than defeating this pandemic, and the Senate Democratic majority will immediately set to work on that goal.
The Senate must hold Donald Trump accountable for the most serious charge ever levied against a president:
The incitement of an insurrection against the United States.
This severest offense must be met with impeachment, conviction, and disbarment from future office.
Tomorrow a new POTUS and VPOTUS will be sworn in. It will be secure because many other brave Americans have sworn their own oaths to support and defend our Constitution.
Thanks to the Capitol Police and all the federal & local personnel helping protect our democracy this week.
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“Look at the whole anti-smoking movement. That took over two decades,” said @jaywinsten of @Harvard. “These are tough problems. Otherwise, they would be solved already.”
📝: @EricLBerger https://t.co/itbyqZMBwJ
As we approach the final hours of the #Trump presidency, we wonder if today will be the day for the reveal of his long awaited health plan. Last year, @victoriaregisk wrote about the many instances when Trump promised its debut. KHN/@PolitiFact https://t.co/zcb3eVtzaB
#NewOnKHN: On the day before the inauguration of a new president, the country marks a once unthinkable milestone of 400,000 deaths. The winter surge of the pandemic claimed 100,000 Americans in just five weeks.
📝: @WStoneReports https://t.co/m0qEDhIIFq
As I was leaving the Capitol last week, two guardsmen stopped me to ask about Statuary Hall. They had never been to the Capitol before being asked to defend the building. I found out they are not the only ones:
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“We are missing the boat on equity,” @MarcusPlescia of @ASTHO said. “If we don’t step back and address that, it’s going to get worse.”
📝: @hannah_recht/@LaurenWeberHP https://t.co/ikUNmjmICT