Noah Wyle tells Congress: Healthcare workers shouldn’t have to ‘beg for basic support’
In The Know Noah Wyle tells Congress: Healthcare workers shouldn’t have to ‘beg for basic support’ Comments: by Judy Kurtz - 05/21/26 1:16 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Judy Kurtz - 05/21/26 1:16 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING He typically stars as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch on HBO’s medical drama “The Pitt,” but Noah Wyle is now making a different kind of House call, advocating for healthcare worker-focused legislation at the Capitol. “Every major change in healthcare has started with somebody brave enough to say this is not working, it can be better,” Wyle said Thursday as he joined hundreds of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals outside the Capitol at a rally organized by the healthcare apparel company and advocacy group FIGS.
- ▪In The Know Noah Wyle tells Congress: Healthcare workers shouldn’t have to ‘beg for basic support’ Comments: by Judy Kurtz - 05/21/26 1:16 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Judy Kurtz - 05/21/26 1:16 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING He
- ▪Michael “Robby” Robinavitch on HBO’s medical drama “The Pitt,” but Noah Wyle is now making a different kind of House call, advocating for healthcare worker-focused legislation at the Capitol.
- ▪“Every major change in healthcare has started with somebody brave enough to say this is not working, it can be better,” Wyle said Thursday as he joined hundreds of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals outside the Capitol at a ral
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In The Know Noah Wyle tells Congress: Healthcare workers shouldn’t have to ‘beg for basic support’ Comments: by Judy Kurtz - 05/21/26 1:16 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Judy Kurtz - 05/21/26 1:16 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING He typically stars as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch on HBO’s medical drama “The Pitt,” but Noah Wyle is now making a different kind of House call, advocating for healthcare worker-focused legislation at the Capitol. “Every major change in healthcare has started with somebody brave enough to say this is not working, it can be better,” Wyle said Thursday as he joined hundreds of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals outside the Capitol at a rally organized by the healthcare apparel company and advocacy group FIGS.
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