Kyrsten SinemaVerified account

After 28+ years since the 91 Gulf War very few GW vets have access to medical professionals trained on Gulf War Illness. You can build as many clinics as you want. If they don't have medical providers who understand toxic environmental exposures it doesn't really help us.

The quality of care that the VA provides is first and foremost in my book. I’ve tried private sector outsourcing option for care, and it was a horrible experience. If our government cares for veterans, they will fund the VA for our healthcare.

With respect Senator That’s great but the clinic is needed in Queen Creek or San Tan Valley Phoenix has the hospital/facility already or am I missing something

Veterans need more primary care physicians, specialists, specialty clinics, counselors, choices for appointments, less wait time. Clerks to help and direct and answer phones/questions. People who care. More staff in all departments, better parking, yeah a whole hell of a lot more

I’m so proud that you are serving the people of Arizona. ;-)

Madam Senator, my grandfather relies on the VA in Phoenix..... He's retired Navy (20 years), a Vietnam War Veteran and living in Prescott Valley....Thank You!

Thank you! The VA Healthcare system is important to veterans. The staff works tirelessly to help those of us who are enrolled. The system runs extremely well for how saturated the workload seems to be.