On the recordFebruary 29, 2012
I am a doctor that works in a public hospital for the uninsured, and they always point out that when more people are put on Medicaid, my lines get longer.
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congress.govI am a doctor that works in a public hospital for the uninsured, and they always point out that when more people are put on Medicaid, my lines get longer.
Bill Cassidy discusses the impact of increased Medicaid enrollment on healthcare access.
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