by Greg Steube | Jun 4, 2019
Florida’s vast water resources are the lifeblood of Florida and are precisely why our state is such a vibrant and unique part of America. Water is at the core of Florida’s economy and a defining feature of our state’s identity. Our beautiful beaches, lakes, and...
by Mandy Bianchi | May 8, 2019
The Trump Administration recently proposed a rule that would fix the broken prescription drug rebate system and lower out-of-pocket costs for patients, including Medicare Part D beneficiaries living with chronic illnesses like epilepsy. The Epilepsy Association of the...
by Guest Contributor | May 1, 2019
Legislation to improve access to care and address the primary care shortage in our state is unfortunately being blocked by a handful of state senators who insist on maintaining “business as usual.” The harsh reality is that this approach jeopardizes the health and...
by Courtney Christian | Apr 10, 2019
My formative years in Tallahassee were filled with a front row seat to the legislative process. My mother served as an Assistant Secretary of the Senate, and every year for 60 days I watched legislators come to the Capitol to work together toward common sense policy...
by Andrew Behrman | Mar 28, 2019
Here and in communities across Florida, a great many people are in desperate need of medical care. Often they have limited income and no insurance, but suffer from significant health issues that required expensive, life-saving prescriptions. This reality is why...
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