dr. tom price >> what are some of the signs of someone who's suffered neglect? >> one of the signs you could see would be dehydration, you could see malnutrition, pressure ulcers is one that people tend to focus on is potentially a sign of neglect. >> dr price says that many of the symptoms of abuse could also be symptoms of the underlying disease that brought the person to the nursing home in the first place. but that abuse is more common than previously thought. >> how many people suffer abuse in nursing homes but they have no family, they have no one to speak for them, so when they die, they die. so most of these things that are occurring, when a death occurs from neglect it's just basically not being detected, and part of that is that there is no surveillance apparatus, and when there is, like we have a regulatory body in georgia that does that, i've seen every law enforcement official i've worked with exhausted from the sheer number. >> we have a veritable epidemic of abuse and neglect in nursing homes around this country. i've tried cases literally from fl

dr. tom price, the republican from georgia has come forward. he is an orthopedic surgeon and so i think the president should listen to him. >> i will tell what you is disturbing about the law. democrats are upset. republicans were always upset, but democrats are upset because the advice tax. they are upset about it. they are upset about individual policies of their constituents that have been canceled since they don't meet the full requirements of obamacare requirements. and they are upset about the website not working. with the exception of the website not working -- and of course they are upset over funding too. with the exception of the website not working these problems were evident from day one, but not one of them bothered to read the bill or fully understand it. they signed off on it. i don't have a lot of sympathy. they should have known about these things they spent time looking at the bill. >> debbie wasserman schulz said they are upset because of politics and not policy. republicans are upset because it is bad policy, but the democra

dr. tom price republican of georgia has done a great job. he is an orthopedic surgeon. think the president should listen to him. >> i will tell what you is so deeply disturbing about the law. right now a lot of democrats are very upset. republicans have always been upset medical device tax. they are upset about individual policies other constituents that have been cancelled since they don't have -- meet the full requirements of obamacare requirements. and they are upset about the web site not working. well, with the exception of the web site not working. and, of course, they are upset because of a funding problem, too. with the exception of the web site not working, these problems were evident from day one. but not one of them bothered to read the bill or fully understand it. they just sort of signed off on it. not a single person. and so i don't have a lot of sympathy because they should have known about these things if they had spent, you know, a little time looking at the bill. >> well, contrary to what the dnc chair woman debbie wasser isman schultz has said. the de

dr. tom price, dr. broun has a bill, lue gome effort, others -- louie gohmert, others. there's an excellent health care bill that's market centered, it does something that i think is essential for the american health care system to survive as we know et and that is to maintain the physician-patient relationship. this will tear that down because what does it do? so many people are going to lose access to their doctor and as there are fewer and fewer doctors out there to see you, the waits are going to get longer and longer and longer. i think that is the very fabric that's made us the system that we are, the envy of the world, where people come from all over the world. i think that can cease. when you see great universities like vanderbilt university cutting down on the number of doctors they're educating because of these cost constraints and cutting down on the number of young doctors that are going to m.d.-ph.d. programs that go into medical research and faculties in medical school, 10, 15, 20 years from now we'll suffer a great price for this mistake we've made right