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when the Chairman of Finance wants to talk about healthcare reforms, we're all ears.

And it strikes me that trying to move primary care physicians into the general contractor model...

We support the model. We just don't think we're training enough general contractors.

I very much hope that your testimony and all of the responses and engagement from my colleagues create a platform for some really important bipartisan work.

I used to tell them that the way you're dealing with shared savings you are starving your lead dogs.

You want to encourage that kind of behavior and thankfully they did a lot of listening.

We have to create incentives for physicians, clinicians, advanced practitioners who are training to choose primary care.

I used to tell them that the way you're dealing with shared savings you are starving your lead dogs.

overall, the U.S. spends 50 percent more of its GDP on healthcare than any other country

We support the model. We just don't think we're training enough general contractors.

If we don't rebuild that trusting relationship, Medicare is in deep trouble from a financial and a security standpoint.

when the Chairman of Finance wants to talk about healthcare reforms, we're all ears.

overall, the U.S. spends 50 percent more of its GDP on healthcare than any other country

I very much hope that your testimony and all of the responses and engagement from my colleagues create a platform for some really important bipartisan work.

You want to feed your lead dogs. You want to encourage that kind of behavior.

I take a very keen interest in ACO wellbeing.

I very much hope that your testimony and all of the responses and engagement from my colleagues create a platform for some really important bipartisan work.

And it strikes me that trying to move primary care physicians into the general contractor model so that you go through the primary care practice to get to the specialist would provide a much better handle on the over deployment of…