Expand access to quality health care services in the Valley.

Greg Stanton · Arizona · Democratic

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expanding access to quality healthcare services in the Valley

Stanton commits to expanding local health care access in the Valley.

Health Care | Congressman Greg Stanton
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Evidence

Arizona families deserve a health care system that works for everyone--regardless of one’s income or zip code. That starts with reducing prescription drug costs for seniors, capping insulin at just $35 a month, cracking down on fraud and waste in Medicare’s hospice networks, expanding access to quality healthcare services in the Valley, and protecting insurance coverage for pre-existing conditions.

Stanton’s current official House health-care issue page explicitly states a commitment to expanding access to quality healthcare services in the Valley.

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Health Care | Congressman Greg Stanton
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In the House of Representatives, October 8, 2024, Mr. Duarte (for himself, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Schweikert, Mr. Costa, Mr. Valadao, Ms. Tokuda, and Mr. Obernolte) introduced the bill titled the Valley Fever Awareness and Vaccine Development and Manufacturing Act of 2024. The bill text says it is 'to support the development, licensing, and initial manufacturing of a human vaccine for valley fever.'

Stanton cosponsored concrete legislation aimed at a major Arizona health issue, showing active effort to improve regional health-care capacity and access.

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H.R.9942 - Valley Fever Awareness and Vaccine Development and Manufacturing Act of 2024 | Congress.gov
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Head Start is a lifeline for Arizona kids and families. It ensures that kids have access to early learning programs, meals, and health care resources in the critical early childhood development years, from birth to age five. ... The closure of the San Francisco regional office means that Head Start programs in Arizona now have no one to turn to to process grants, provide technical assistance, sign off on expenditures, or conduct oversight.

Stanton formally pressed HHS to restore an Arizona-serving office tied to health-care resources for children and families, another concrete health-access effort in the Valley context.

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Stanton to Health and Human Services Secretary: Reopen Head Start Offices | Congressman Greg Stanton
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'That’s why I joined every single House Democrat, and a few pragmatic Republicans, to pass a 3-year extension of ACA health care tax credits to keep health care costs low for the American people.'

Stanton publicly claimed participation in House passage of an ACA premium-tax-credit extension, indicating continued action on health-care affordability.

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Stanton Statement on House Passage of ACA Tax Credit Extension | Congressman Greg Stanton
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Assessments

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The evidence shows Stanton continued to advocate for health-care access and took concrete steps, including supporting an ACA tax-credit extension in the House, pressing HHS on Head Start regional support, and cosponsoring Valley Fever vaccine legislation. But the record provided does not show that access to quality health care services in the Valley was actually expanded as an enacted or implemented outcome attributable to him during the relevant federal term. These actions support serious effort, not fulfillment.

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