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charges could be applied to U.S. physicians or healthcare providers who actively encourage their patients
dental hygiene school, expanding access to healthcare education and local career opportunities. $8,298,000 , Airports Across South
next generation of jobs, particularly in healthcare and aviation. The FAA Tech Center especially is a major driver … dental hygiene school, expanding access to healthcare education and local career opportunities. Aviation Maintenance Training Academy , $1 million
thousands of lives each year while costing our healthcare system $64 billion annually. This bill is a critical … Society, New Jersey Hospital Association, and Society of Healthcare Epidemiology of America. Image Congressman Tom Kean, Jr. stands
real consequences of our failure to act on healthcare reform, and give the American people a real solution
priorities continues to be healthcare. I have been deeply involved in this fight, and in the year ahead … veterans by protecting their benefits, expanding access to healthcare, and supporting military families. When someone serves this country
strong emphasis on promoting Christian faith-based healthcare providers. The U.S. intends to commit $2.1 billion in health
troop pay raise, expands access to childcare and healthcare, and improves housing. These improvements will ensure that those
protect access to essential prescription drugs, reduce overall healthcare costs for families, and hold these health companies accountable
advance a new, bipartisan framework to make healthcare more affordable for New Jersey families,” said Congressman Tom Kean
insurance costs. Congressman Kean has consistently advocated for healthcare affordability in New Jersey in recent months. In September … Jersey families and small businesses from steep healthcare premium increases. Further, in October 2025, Congressman Kean joined
Veterans Administration—including $53 billion to provide healthcare, benefits, and research for veterans exposed to toxins while deployed … many Democrats today voted against fully funding veterans’ healthcare—only one day after Veterans Day. “This bill also
sake. And Republicans—you cannot just let healthcare subsidies expire and have nothing ready to replace them
Affordable Care Act has failed to make healthcare affordable, but that does not mean we turn our backs … said Congressman Van Drew. "We cannot allow the healthcare subsidies that so many rely on to abruptly expire
closed while trying to solve big issues like healthcare that take time and serious discussion. Every day this
time or place to address healthcare issues,” wrote the Members. "Using the shutdown as leverage to force that … turn our focus to the growing crisis of healthcare affordability and the looming expiration of the enhanced
right away in a responsible way that keeps healthcare affordable and uses taxpayer dollars wisely. These credits have … helping families navigate the complexities of our healthcare system. That is why I understand just how critical affordable
with resource providers and vendors offering information on healthcare assistance, veterans benefit counseling, employment and housing support
deliver better patient outcomes to all Americans seeking healthcare and reinvigorate American manufacturing through renewed investment in American … lowered costs for vital medications and a healthcare ecosystem that can develop more drugs to treat diseases that
preposterous provisions, such as the reinstatement of free healthcare and benefits for illegal aliens, the gutting … billion investment for rural healthcare, and the allocation of billions of dollars to foreign countries for left-wing
discussed its positive impacts on research, healthcare, and treatment in the United States. “We have introduced new legislation
public support can increase access to healthcare for patients with unmet medical needs.” ### Contact: Teagan Gambert, Communications Director
help lower- and middle-income Americans purchase healthcare coverage on the individual market. In 2021, Congress expanded these
abortion-on-demand in VA healthcare facilities, and released the following statement: "In reversing the Biden Administration … dollars paying for abortions, and affirm that VA healthcare facilities are places to heal, not violently
Medicaid as a vital safety net to provide healthcare to low-income Americans who need it most: pregnant