WASHINGTON, July 28 -- Del. Gregorio Sablan, D-Northern Mariana Islands, issued the following information:
Marianas Medicaid was the focus of my testimony for the Energy and Commerce Committee Member Day. I thanked Committee Chairman Frank Pallone (D-New Jersey) for including a 6-year, $360 million package for the Marianas in the Committee-approved REACH Act last week.
But I also reminded the Committee that six years would go quickly and that a permanent fix for Medicaid in the Marianas and all the U.S. insular areas remained our goal.
I also asked the Committee to remember what happened with the insular areas' Obamacare Medicaid money. The Marianas used all its $109 million over eight years. Some places failed to spend theirs.
I urged the Committee to allow for a mid-course correction in REACH Act funding, if the need arises. The House is expected to take up the REACH--Reauthorizing and Extending America's Community Health--Act, when we return in September.
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