Senator Catherine Cortez Masto
2 hrs ·
This moving film from The Atlantic features Cochise County, Arizona, but it’s a story that many Nevadans know all too well. Health care services—especially mental health services—are limited in rural America, and the few doctors who are working in rural communities are overwhelmed. We need to do more for our rural communities. That means greater access to and better funding for health care services for rural communities in Nevada and throughout the country and more support for the doctors, psychiatrists, and care providers who serve them.
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We need to give a free education to people who want to be doctors and psychiatrists, etc, in Nevada, and in rural areas where they are needed. And of note, there is a shortage of doctors and psychiatrists in California too, including in the cities. We need to train and educate more doctors and psychiatrists.
Here in Anaheim, we have a lot of doctors and psychiatrists and nurses from the Philippines, my primary care physician is from the Philippines and he is the best doctor I have ever had, he is amazing. So, we can bring in doctors and nurses and psychiatrists from the Philippines and they are great.
So, we need to train and educate more doctors and psychiatrists, and we can also bring in more doctors and psychiatrists from the Philippines, etc.
Salute,
Tony V.