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Rep. Cuellar Announces Expansion of VA Health Care Services
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Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX28) announced the expansion of new health care services at the Laredo VA Outpatient Clinic on Tuesday. The new services feature the option for in-patient hospital stays for the first time in history, thanks to a partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Laredo Medical Center and community physicians through TriWest. The Laredo VA Outpatient… KGNS: Local veterans allowed to have hospital stays at LMC
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Posted: Tue 4:21 PM, Feb 24, 2015 By: Matt McGovern It's getting a lot more convenient for veterans to receive medical care in Laredo. The announcement was made saying veterans will be allowed to have hospital stays at the Laredo Medical Center. Previously, veterans had to go to San Antonio for hospital stays. Laredo Medical Center and the Department of Veterans Affairs… Laredo Sun: Rep. Cuellar Announces Expansion Of VA Health Care Services, Includes First-Ever In-Patient Hospital Stay Option For Laredo-Area Veterans
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Posted on Feb 24, 2015 Special to The Laredo Sun Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX28) announced the expansion of new health care services at the Laredo VA Outpatient Clinic on Tuesday. The new services feature the option for in-patient hospital stays for the first time in history, thanks to a partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Laredo Medical Center and community… KGNS: Local Hospital Stay Now an Option for Eligible Veterans
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Updated: Mon 10:43 PM, Feb 23, 2015 By: Valerie Gonzalez Email Local veterans will now have more options when it comes to where they can receive medical attention. The changes have just taken effect, and the official announcement will come Tuesday at the Texas Valley Coast Bend Health Care System. The fighting in Vietnam may have ended 40 years ago, but Valentin Cuellar still… Laredo Morning Times: We all need access to healthcare
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Everyone needs health insurance because we will all need access to healthcare at some point in our life. Some will require more healthcare services than others, and that is certainly true for much of South Texas, where much of the population suffers from disproportionate rates of heart disease, diabetes and cancer, among other chronic diseases. Despite these facts, the percentage… Periodico Enlace: CUELLAR WANTS GOV. TO STOP PAYING BILLIONS TO DEAD PEOPLE
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Congressman Henry Cuellar successfully included language in FY2015 appropriations bill to ensure federal agencies are not making improper payments to deceased individuals. “Ensuring the federal government is not issuing payments to people no longer alive is more than saving taxpayer money, it’s just plain common sense,” Congressman Cuellar said. “Every single taxpayer dollar is precious… Rep. Cuellar Reacts to State of the Union Address
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Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX28) issued the following statement in reaction to the State of the Union address, delivered by President Obama this evening. “Tonight, I sat in the chamber of the U.S. House of Representatives with an open mind, not listening for Democratic or Republican talking points, but instead listening for Texas values and ideas that will continue to move our… Laredo Sun: TAMIU Part Of New $10 Million Federal Grant Collaborative Benefiting Webb County, South Texas
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Posted on Jan 7, 2015 | 0 comments Special to The Laredo Sun Congressman Henry Cuellar (’82) joins members of a new collaborative project benefiting from a $10 million investment by the White House’s Social Innovation Fund. The Fund will support the “Sí Texas: Social Innovation for a Healthy South Texas” Project, focused on improvements in behavioral health and chronic disease in… El Manana de Nuevo Laredo: Reciben fondo para combatir enfermedades
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Representantes de Ministerios de Salud Metodistas del Sur de Texas recibieron un fondo de 10 millones de dólares del gobierno federal. Por: FRANCISCO DÍAZ Los Ministerios Metodistas de Salud del Sur de Texas recibieron un histórico fondo federal de 10 millones de dólares para desarrollar un programa para combatir enfermedades entre la población más vulnerable. Los recursos fueron… Browse Documents by Date or Issue |