I just want to quickly mention, because I think what the gentleman said is really important, sort of almost as a public service announcement for whoever is watching us this evening, that there are benefits in Medicare that unfortunately not enough people take advantage of. We have put into Medicare some preventive coverage. Mammogram screening. Right now less than 50 percent of Medicare beneficiaries who are eligible for it take advantage of it. It is free, with no copayment, no deductible. We really need to push that, because that also has its positive humanitarian, human side, preventing one but also the monetary side as well.
Peter Deutsch: “I just want to quickly mention, because I think what the gentleman said is really important, sort of almost as a public…”
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Discussing the importance of preventive coverage in Medicare, specifically mammogram screening.
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