On the recordOctober 23, 2017
We believe that this program, compared to continuing Choice and Community Care Programs as they are, will actually be billions of dollars less over 10 years.
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congress.govWe believe that this program, compared to continuing Choice and Community Care Programs as they are, will actually be billions of dollars less over 10 years.
Claiming significant cost savings from proposed changes to veteran care programs.
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