On the recordFebruary 9, 2011
But if indeed these premiums were to go up, clearly folks that are on Medicare, who have looked for some way to provide for their long-term care needs, will suffer.
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congress.govBut if indeed these premiums were to go up, clearly folks that are on Medicare, who have looked for some way to provide for their long-term care needs, will suffer.
Boustany expresses concern about Medicare beneficiaries suffering from rising premiums.
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