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mr. enzi: as we approach memorial day, we'll pause and remember the members of our armed forces who have paid the ultimate price in service of our country. as americans, we honor all our veterans who have sacrificially fought for our freedoms. certainly those who have paid with their lives but also those who have returned home determined that we not forget their fallen brothers and sisters in arms. among the most meaningful ways congress can honor our veterans is to uphold the promises that have been made to them. one such promise and responsibility is to ensure america's veterans that they have access to the quality medical care that they earned through their service. i want to thank chairman isakson and his staff for all the effort they have put into the bill before us. his tireless work on behalf of america's veterans has produced the compromise legislation now pending that aims to reform the v.a.'s broken community care programs. i particularly appreciate chairman isakson for sending his s

mr. chairman. f i could, i think in order of who is here it would be senator enzi next, then senator cassidy and then senator cantwell of the senators who are here. senator hatch: appreciate that. senator enzi, why don't you proceed. senator enzi: thank you. i come from the least populated state in the nation oumple biggest city is 60,000. and all of our towns are at least 40 miles apart. we only have 19 towns where the population exceeds the elevation. i have one county that is the size of delaware and the city, and you get to be a first class city when you hit 2,500 people and they just did is 2,500 for the whole county. so we just tried to keep a hospital open there which usually means having a physician's assistant. so this -- this is a critical hearing for us. and i'll begin my question with ms. thompson. the way medicare pays rural hospitals, including critical access in sole community, like we have in wyoming, it's closely related to inpatient services. medical providers started to shift toward prviding more and more services on an outpatient basis is the inpatient metric the most appropriate