Heinrich and Leger Fernández invite HHS official to Gallup Indian Medical Center to address patient care delays caused by policy.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich and Representative Teresa Leger Fernández have invited Mark Cruz, a Senior Advisor at the Department of Health and Human Services, to visit the Gallup Indian Medical Center. This invitation comes amid reports that new Trump administration policies are causing delays in patient care, including significant reductions in services.
The lawmakers raised concerns regarding the impact of the Presidential Appointee Approver and Departmental Efficiency Review policies on the hospital's operations. They emphasized that these policies restrict access to essential healthcare services and violate treaty obligations to provide adequate patient care.
Heinrich and Leger Fernández aim for Cruz to witness the challenges firsthand, encouraging dialogue with local health officials and community members about the effects of bureaucratic hurdles on healthcare provision in Gallup.
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Martin Heinrich Net Worth
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