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Britt, Tuberville push to expand telehealth access
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U.S. Sens. Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., reintroduced bipartisan
legislation to expand telehealth coverage through Medicare.
The CONNECT for Health Act would make COVID-19 telehealth flexibilities
permanent, allowing health centers and rural health clinics to continue to
provide telehealth services. The flexibilities are set to end in September if
Congress doesn’t extend them.
“Telehealth has become an indispensable resource for countless Alabama
communities, and I’m proud to reintroduce this legislation that expands access
to telehealth services, ” Britt said in a statement. “The CONNECT for Health
Act cuts red tape for patients and supports the ability of our healthcare
workers and medical providers to reach and treat more hardworking families.”
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‘Alabamians are excited’: Britt, fellow GOP Senators talk achievements since
Trump’s return to Oval Office
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U.S. Senator Katie Britt joined a group of fellow Republican lawmakers in a
live town hall format conversation with Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Tuesday. In
the segment televised from Capitol Hill, Britt praised Trump and analyzed what
some of his recent actions will mean for Americans in the near future.
“Alabama is ready for results, and that’s what they’ve gotten under President
Trump,” Britt said. “It’s been promises made, promises kept, and this is just a
continuation of that.”
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Katie Britt doubles down on U.S. Space Command HQ in Alabama: ‘There remains
no doubt’
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U.S. Senator Katie Britt is renewing a longstanding push to relocate U.S.
Space Command headquarters to Huntsville after U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks),
Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, recently announced he expects
the decision to be finalized following the confirmation of the next Air Force
Secretary.
“There remains no doubt Redstone Arsenal should be home to the permanent Space
Command Headquarters,” Sen. Britt said in a statement.
“Huntsville finished first in the Air Force’s Evaluation Phase and Selection
Phase and had the most advantages in the decision matrix, a point I raised to
Secretary Hegseth in our meeting prior to his Senate confirmation and something
I know the Secretary of the Air Force will take into consideration once
confirmed.”
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