The health care bill cuts Medicare Advantage by $206 billion, and those cuts are going to result in millions of seniors no longer selecting Medicare Advantage coverage either because those plans will no longer be available to some seniors, or because they will become too expensive and offer fewer benefits.
On the recordMarch 31, 2011
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Johnson criticizes cuts to Medicare Advantage and their impact on seniors.
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