Healthcare IT News May 24, 2018
Jessica Davis

Passing with a 92-5 vote, the legislation also will mandate the agency participate in national PDMP data sharing network.

The Senate overwhelmingly approved the VA Mission Act on Wednesday, overhauling private sector care options for veterans.

Passing with a 92-5 vote, the bill cleared just one week after passing in the House with a 347-70 vote. Its passage meets the White House’s deadline to act on the issue before Congress leaves for a week-long recess and heads to the President’s desk where it is expected to be signed into law in the next few days.

The $52 billion reform legislation will overhaul the Department of Veterans Affairs, including how veterans can access healthcare in the private sector...

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