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Are You Familiar with Cradles?

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Cradles is making a “tremendous difference” in family’s lives, said an impressed Larry Bucshon, U.S. Representative from Indiana, following A visit to the Brazil Cradles site ia at First Baptist Church in January. The non-profit organization also operates a site in Clay City.

Bi-partisan opioid recovery bill passes U.S. House

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"I am proud to support The Comprehensive Opioid Recovery Centers Act with Rep. Brett Guthrie. This legislation will increase access to FDA approved medication assisted treatment in conjunction with rehabilitation, recovery housing, and community-based services." - Dr. Bucshon

House panel explores needed reforms to permitting process for hydropower projects

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With hydropower currently accounting for 7.5 percent of total electricity generation in the United States, and 44 percent of all renewable energy generation, the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy and Power convened the hearing to explore strategies to expand hydropower by overcoming existing challenges and barriers. U.S. Rep. Fred Upton (R-MI), chairman of the…

House panel explores needed reforms to permitting process for hydropower projects

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U.S. Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-IN) said issues related to hydropower are “not going to change in a substantial way” unless Congress sets “hard deadlines.” Bucshon previously introduced the Promoting Hydropower Development At Existing Non Powered Dams Act, H.R. 2872. Under the House-approved bill, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) would be directed to issue a rule expediting licensing for qualifying hydropower facilities.

Title X Family Planning proposed rule takes an important step forward in protecting unborn life

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As a physician, my goal is to ensure that patients have access to quality health care services. Nothing in the Trump administration’s proposed rule will limit women’s access to health care services. Instead, it will help ensure families receive comprehensive care and treatment from facilities offering a wide range of health care services, which far outnumber abortion clinics.

Spinal Injection Would Raise Healthcare Costs

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“I do think it's important in this crisis to be specific with CMS to make sure that we are not discouraging the use of non-opioid alternatives based on reimbursement-related issues,” said Rep. Larry Bucshon, MD (R-IN), who is a cardiologist. “In my experience over the years, CMS makes reimbursement decisions based on the financial incentives to do so, not necessarily, in my opinion, based on what is the appropriate therapy.”