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NHMA's 14th Annual Conference "Health Care Transformation to Expand Prevention and Health Promotion for Hispanic Communities" |
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National Hispanic Medical Association NHMA-NET JANUARY 2010 Washington DC Legislative UpdateSENATE PASSES HISTORIC HEALTH REFORM BUT LEAVES OUT SOME HISPANICSOn January 5, 2010, it was announced that the House and Senate Leadership will negotiate and develop a Compromise Health Care Reform Bill advancing the policy to a vote by both houses of Congress, anticipated this month or early February. WE URGE YOU TO GO TO www.nhmamd.org and send in your letter voicing your input to your Congressman and Senators for this historic process.
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National Hispanic Medical Association NHMA Net December 2009 Washington DCHealth Care Reform Legislation Passed in the Congress and Debate over Senate Legislation Starts
On Saturday, November 21, sixty Senators voted to move forward with the debate on health reform. Health reform is expected to be on the Senate's agenda for several weeks. To date, over ninety amendments to the Senate bill have been proposed as floor debate continues. Supporters of the bill are working to ensure that at least sixty Senators will support the bill as amended on the Senate floor. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid recently stated that they are still working to ensure there are enough votes to pass the health reform bill after the amendments are considered. President Obama visited Capitol Hill on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 6, to discuss the need for health reform with key democratic Senators.
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NATIONAL HISPANIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION NHMA NET November 2009 Washington, DC LEGISLATIVE UPDATE On Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives approved sweeping health care reform legislation that was historic, with a vote of 220 - 215. Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) and Representative Henry Waxman, Representative Rangel, and Representative Miller came together to introduce their bill, "Affordable Health Care for America Act" (H.R. 3962) that is a great start to making health care more affordable and accessible to all Americans.
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By Krissah Thompson
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Elena Rios President & CEO, National Hispanic Medical Association |
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NHMA 13th Annual Conference
Depression & Hispanics: Epidemiological, Socioeconomic & Cultural Considerations March 19-22, 2009 Click on the image to view presentations
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NATIONAL HISPANIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING
“Health Care Reform & Racial/Ethnic Health Disparities”
Rayburn House Office Building Room B-339
Washington, DC
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