There is no question that our nation’s health care system requires substantial reform. The status quo of soaring health care costs, struggling families, and health care provider shortages across Maine and the nation is unacceptable. Senator Collins frequently works with her colleagues on both sides of the aisle to address these and other important issues facing our nation such as improved mental health care, drug treatment programs, supporting America’s caregivers, and nutrition programs.
As a native to northern Maine, Senator Collins understands the specific challenges that rural communities face for medical care. Throughout her time in the Senate, Senator Collins has consistently supported programs to expand access to and improve the health care system, particularly for citizens living in rural areas.
As a freshman legislator, Senator Collins founded the Senate Diabetes Caucus and has since led the effort to more than triple federal funding for diabetes research.
Senator Collins’ Statement on Vote to Reverse Administration’s Changes to 1332 Waiver Policy
Senator Collins Recognized for Leadership in Fighting Alzheimer’s at UsAgainstAlzheimer’s Reception
Senator Collins, Bipartisan Group Call for Expanded Access to Care and Resources for Families with Alzheimer’s
Senator Collins, HUD Administrator, Local Officials Announce Nearly $15M to Reduce Lead Hazards in Maine
Collins, Cardin Applaud the Passage of Resolution to Recognize Direct Support Professionals in Health Care
Chairman Collins Convenes Senate Field Hearing at UMaine on Lyme Disease and Other Tick-Borne Diseases
Senator Collins’ Statement on Administration’s Plan to Allow Prescription Drug Importation from Canada
Senator Collins Highlights Bipartisan Work Underway to Lower Cost of Prescription Drugs
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