Cramer Discusses Strengthening Access to Care for Veterans, Seniors with VA Secretary Collins
efforts to modernize its reimbursement system, but expressed concern about unintended consequences, such as the potential for reduced
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11 results for “reimbursement” · Senate · North Dakota
Cramer Bill Invests in Preventative Health and Wellness, Reduces Costs for Americans
using HSAs, Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), and Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs). The measure would give families more flexibility
Hoeven: North Dakota Awarded Nearly $200 Million From One Big Beautiful Bill Rural Health Transformation Fund
Rural Development loans and Critical Access Hospital (CAH) reimbursement to build state-of-the-art hospitals in communities
Senate Advances Bill to End Schumer Shutdown
millionfor the U.S. Capitol Police with authority to reimburse up to$30 millionfor mutual-aid support. It includes
Department of Transportation Awards Over $300,000 to North Dakota Public Service Commission for Pipeline Safety
PHMSA’s State Pipeline Safety Base grant program reimburses up to 80 percent of the operating costs
Senate Advances Three Bipartisan FY26 Appropriations Bills
million for equipment and operations—with authority to reimburse up to $10 million for mutual-aid support
Cramer, Sheehy Introduce Bill to Improve Veterans Access to Timely, Local Health Care
removing unnecessary prior authorization requirements and aligning VA reimbursement with Medicare’s cost-based rates for rural providers
Cramer, Duckworth Introduce Bill to Help Families Afford Medically Necessary Diapers
using their Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) or Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs). Further, it provides $200 million per year
Cramer Statement on North Dakota DAPL Victory
state’s lawsuit against the federal government sought reimbursement for emergency costs the state was forced to front
Hoeven: North Dakota Awarded Nearly $28 Million Over Damages Resulting from DAPL Protests
member of the Senate Appropriations Committee to help reimburse the state. “The federal government, through its negligence, allowed
Hoeven Helps Reintroduce Legislation to Protect Tribal Members from Medical Debt, Ensure Timely Reimbursement for Non-IHS Health Care
Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) to address delayed reimbursement claims at the Indian Health Service (IHS), benefitting both patients … have confidence that they will receive the timely reimbursement they are owed for the critical services they provide