Expand access to quality, affordable health care by promoting patient-provider centered reforms, telemedicine, Health Savings Accounts, prescription drug transparency, and ending surprise billing.

To achieve true healthcare reform, we must address the high cost of prescription drugs, bring manufacturing back to the United States, expand telemedicine with equitable reimbursement rates, and promote Health Savings Accounts to reduce out-of-pocket expenses. Transparency in healthcare and prescription drug markets, along with ending surprise billing, are essential steps.

Commits to a package of health care reforms focused on affordability, telemedicine, HSAs, transparency, and ending surprise billing.

Issues | Re-Elect Rob Wittman for Congress
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During the lookback window, Rules listed a Murphy-Davis-Wittman bipartisan amendment directing VA to run an HBOT pilot for veterans with traumatic brain injury or PTSD through eligible health care providers.

Concrete recent health-access action, but it is narrow veterans-care legislation and does not fully deliver the broader health-care affordability, telemedicine, HSA, drug-transparency, and surprise-billing commitment.

partial same_term A for effort

House Rules Committee - H.R. 6047, Sharri Briley and Eric Edmundson Veterans Benefits Expansion Act of 2026
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Roll Call 191 shows H.R.6047 passed on May 21, 2026, and lists Wittman, Republican, Virginia, as voting Yea.

Confirms Wittman supported the recent House-passed veterans benefits and care bill during the last 30-day lookback period.

partial same_term A for effort

Office of the Clerk - Roll Call 191, H.R.6047
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Wittman said Congress, with his support, established a $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program; he also cited support for telehealth, Health Savings Accounts, and Direct Primary Care arrangements.

Shows claimed same-term work on rural access plus stated support for telehealth and HSA-related reforms, but much of the statement is advocacy rather than proof of full delivery.

partial same_term A for effort

Rural Health Care Requires Local Solutions - U.S. Representative Rob Wittman
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Congress.gov summarizes H.R.1 as expanding HSA eligibility, including allowing HSA contributions when an HDHP provides telehealth and remote-care services before the deductible.

This is concrete delivery on the telemedicine/HSA portion of the commitment, though it does not cover every element of the broader promise.

partial same_term

Congress.gov - H.R.1, 119th Congress, All Information
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House Roll Call Vote 145 records H.R.1 passing 215-214, with Wittman, Robert J. listed among Yea votes.

Ties Wittman to the House vote for the bill that included HSA and telehealth eligibility changes.

partial same_term A for effort

Congress.gov - House Roll Call Vote 145, H.R.1
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CMS states that, as of January 1, 2022, consumers have new billing protections for emergency care, certain out-of-network care at in-network facilities, and air ambulance services.

Federal surprise-billing protections are in effect, supporting delivery of that component, though the broader health-care promise remains only partly fulfilled.

partial unknown

CMS - Ending Surprise Medical Bills
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The Congressional Record shows the House adopted the H.R.133 divided question, Roll No. 251, and lists Wittman among the Yeas.

H.R.133 became the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, which CMS identifies as containing the No Surprises Act; this ties Wittman to support for the enactment vehicle.

partial unknown A for effort

Congressional Record - H.R.133 House Vote, December 21, 2020
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House Roll Call Vote 708 records H.R.5378 passing 320-71 and lists Wittman, Robert J. as Yea.

Wittman supported the House-passed Lower Costs, More Transparency Act, an effort toward health-care and prescription-drug transparency, but the bill did not become law in that Congress.

unresolved unknown A for effort

Congress.gov - House Roll Call Vote 708, H.R.5378
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