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Following reports earlier this month that veterans could no longer receive acute inpatient care, including medical detoxification and substance abuse care at Castle Point, Congressman Ryan led local veterans and bipartisan colleagues in sounding the alarm to ensure Hudson Valley veterans did not experience a lapse in care

Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are middlemen between insurers and pharmaceutical companies and the key negotiators of drug prices; the three largest PBMs control 80% of the prescription drug market and take in over $450 billion in revenue

Last week it was reported that, due to the closure of 20 inpatients beds, veterans could no longer receive acute inpatient care, including medical detoxification and substance abuse care at Castle Point.

Ryan was one of only two Democrats to cosponsor HALT Fentanyl Act, which would permanently categorize fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances as schedule I controlled substances

Yesterday it was reported that, due to the unit closing, veterans could no longer receive acute inpatient care, including medical detoxification and substance abuse care at Castle Point

For four weeks, Optimum and content providers have failed to reach a deal, leaving over one million customers in the Tri-State area to stare at black screens, unable to watch the channels they ALREADY pay for

For first legislation of 119th Congress, Congressman Ryan’s Affordability Agenda includes landmark legislation to lower the costs of groceries, prescription drugs, housing, and protect Social Security.

The HALT Fentanyl Act passed the House last Congress but never made it through the Senate; the bill would permanently categorize fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances as schedule I controlled substances