Kevin Welcomes Edd Hendee Back from Afghanistan

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Missed This Weekend's Healthcare Forum? Not To Worry....

...we'll bring the forum to you!  Scroll down to view some of the pictures and make sure to listen to the podcasts which chronicle the featured speakers!

Congressman Brady addresses the crowd

Involved citizens from the Texas 8th District learn more about the current healthcare debate

Podcasts from the event:

Dr. Peter Shedden, Neurosurgeon

Dr. Stephen McKernan, Dir. Lone Star FQHC

Dr. Vincent Aquino, TW Cardiologist

Steve Sanders, CEO, Memorial Hermann, The Woodlands

Kristine Weaver, American Cancer Society

Debbie Sukin, CEO, St Luke's Medical Center, The Woodlands 

Healthcare 'Reform' by Thanksgiving? Kevin's Thoughts...

Congressman Brady was on KTRH this morning sharing his thoughts on White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emmanuel calling for passage of a health care bill by Thanksgiving.  CLICK HERE to listen!

Kevin on the Radio

Joe Pags asked Kevin to be on his show this morning to help him explain why the Democrats don't want to be on their government-run health care system....to listen CLICK HERE.

To go to the official website of the Pags show on 950KPRC in Houston follow this link.  

And don't forget to come out and join this discussion this Sunday, September 27th as Kevin participates in a healthcare forum starting at 5 p.m. at the College Park High School Auditorium on College Park Drive (Hwy 242) in The Woodlands

Upcoming Healthcare Forum - Get Out Your Calendar!

Congressman Kevin Brady will host a forum on the Healthcare reform debate on Sunday, September 27th to update constituents on the state of the health care reform bills before Congress and to get input from local physicians and hospitals. The panel discussion will begin at 5 p.m. at the College Park High School Auditorium on College Park Drive (Hwy 242) in The Woodlands. Questions from the audience will follow the panel discussion. Congressman Brady held over 50 health care town halls and forums during the August District Work Period and this upcoming forum continues this critical conversation. This event is free and open to the public.