Larsen to host Telephone Town Hall tonight to hear from constituents on Health Care Reform


July 13, 2009 · 11:18 AM

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Monday, July 13, U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen (WA-02) will host a telephone town hall to hear his constituents’ thoughts on health care as Congress makes reforming health care a top priority this summer.

“Health care reform must bring down costs for Washington state families and businesses, preserve patient choice, protect consumers from discrimination because of pre-existing conditions, reward quality, efficient care and ensure a fair deal for Washington state,” said Larsen. “I invite my constituents to join my Telephone Town Hall to share their thoughts on reforming health care. I want to bring local ideas to Congress and ensure that health care reform works for our state.”

Congress will be in session tonight, and Larsen will be hosting the call from his office in Washington, D.C. To update constituents on his work on this issue, a number of constituents (approximately 1,900) who have contacted Congressman Larsen’s office regarding health care will be called directly and invited to join the Town Hall. Other constituents are also invited to join by calling the toll-free number below. Congressman Larsen also invites his constituents to share their thoughts on reforming health care on his Web site.

Toll-free call-in number for constituents and press: 1-877-269-7289, Code 13740

What: Telephone Town Hall with U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen (WA-02)

When: Monday, July 13, 6:40 p.m.

Call-in: 1-877-269-7289

Code: 13740

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