Health Care

This bill will require the VA to offer non-VA care to any veteran who is enrolled in the system as of August 1, 2014, or is a newly discharged combat veteran, and who is unable to schedule an appointment at a VA facility within 30 days or who lives more than 40 miles from a VA hospital or outpatient clinic. Read more »

This week, Congressman Brett Guthrie voted in support of a series of bills to combat human trafficking. Read more »

My bill ensures students have the knowledge to understand how much money they are borrowing, which financial options they should draw from first, and the implications of their future debt load and repayment scenarios. We have seen that students who are equipped with this knowledge leave school with significantly lower debt burdens. Read more »

I applaud the Supreme Court for upholding the principle of religious freedom and striking down the HHS mandate. No employer should be forced to comply with a federal mandate to provide drugs or procedures that violate their religious beliefs. Read more »

The bill supports key readiness programs that prepare our troops for combat and peacetime missions, battle training and base operations. Read more »

The systemic problems at VA facilities across the country are serious and will take some time to fix, but this bill provides immediate remedies for those needing care. Read more »

Vote comes the same day as audit showing 57,000 vets waiting for initial appointments Read more »

Congressman Brett Guthrie today responded to President Obama's announcement that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued new proposed regulations for existing power plants. Read more »

A bipartisan bill introduced last month by Congressman Brett Guthrie and Congressman Paul Tonko (D-NY) is gaining momentum. Read more »

Our military is composed of the best and the bravest. This bill provides a platform to ensure they receive the best care and support available – both on the front lines and once they come home, said Congressman Guthrie. Read more »