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The doctor will see you later

Do you remember the name of your childhood doctor? He remembered your allergies without checking a screen. Your mom would call the office, and the doctor would see you the same day.

America needs to address our health care crisis head-on

National comprehensive health care and health care insurance reform are needed both to improve quality and to decrease rising insurance costs.

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Rethinking rural health care in America's remote frontiers

Rural America represents 20% of our nation's population but covers nearly 97% of our land. These are the communities and people that sustain our farms, our fisheries, and our frontiers.

Providing affordable, quality care for all Americans

I'm a doctor. I practiced medicine in Wyoming for 24 years. I know what affordable, reliable, quality local care means for our communities. Rural providers are lifelines.

America still needs a new farm bill

America's farmers are staring down a crisis. Farm bankruptcies are rising, commodity prices have plummeted, and profitability per acre is deep in the red, placing unprecedented financial stress on many family farms.

For emergency rural health care, look to the sky

Living in rural America comes with great benefits a simpler way of life in picturesque countrysides where neighbors can be miles away physically but deeply close personally.

The doctor shortage no one in Washington wants to talk about

Growing up in rural America, you learn early that we take care of our own. Neighbors show up. Families pitch in. When something needs fixing, folks roll up their sleeves and get to work.

Rural America needs a health care revolution

From the volcano-lined communities of Ka' to the corn belt of the Midwest, one truth is clear: rural America is being asked to survive a health care system that is flat-out failing us.