A Senate resolution honoring Dr. Phua Xiong and the St. Paul Family Medical Center for a distinguished legacy of health care excellence, pioneering leadership, unwavering commitment to the advancement of the Hmong people, and transformative impact in shattering barriers, forever changing the trajectory of Hmong women and girls

Senate Resolution 95 is a formal recognition honoring Dr. Phua Xiong and the St. Paul Family Medical Center for their contributions to healthcare and the Hmong community. The bill declares Dr. Xiong a pioneer for being one of the first Hmong American women to become a physician and acknowledges her 25 years of running a clinic that provides culturally competent care. It formally expresses the Senate's gratitude for her leadership in advancing opportunities for Hmong women and girls while directing the Secretary of the Senate to send an official copy of the resolution to her.