Our veterans deserve a healthcare system that will make certain that they are getting the best care possible, but that won’t be possible unless the VA continues to reform the way it does business.
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Patients must have access to timely care, even if that means seeing a doctor outside of a VA medical facility. This past weekend, I was honored to attend the ribbon cutting for the Rocky Mountain Regional Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Aurora.
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The failures in the construction of this facility are well-documented and represent a dark chapter in the VA’s history - I have made it clear to Mr. Wilkie that the VA’s past errors are to never be repeated.
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I look forward to continuing to work with the VA and Mr. Wilkie to make sure that the federal government is doing everything it can to treat those who have served our country with honor.
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Meanwhile you want to take health care away from as many people as humanly possible in the private sector. Health care is a human right. Only in America do people go bankrupt paying health care bills.
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The VA left me without any primary doctor for almost 2 1/2 years while they were spending large amounts on the hospital building nicer parking structures. During this time I developed prostate cancer that they didn't tell me about. That's the improved care that you brag about.
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