New Mexico lawmakers request answers from the Trump administration regarding medical service suspensions at Gallup Indian Medical Center.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senators Ben Ray Luján and Martin Heinrich, along with Representatives Teresa Leger Fernández and Melanie Stansbury, have expressed concerns regarding reported suspensions of medical services at the Gallup Indian Medical Center (GIMC). They directed a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., highlighting issues related to bureaucratic hurdles under the new PAA-DER policy.
The lawmakers stated that this policy has led to delays in essential services, including ultrasounds, and has negatively impacted patient care and operational efficiency at the center. They called for immediate action to restore services and ensure that tribal communities receive the same standard of care as other Americans.
In their letter, the delegation outlined specific questions regarding the service reductions and urged HHS to reverse damaging decisions affecting GIMC. They emphasized the importance of upholding the commitments made to tribal nations regarding health care and operational responsibilities.
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