By demonstrating what a primary care oriented nursing practice can accomplish with enrollees who are elderly or disabled, CNOs are helping show us how to increase benefits, save scarce dollars and improve the quality of life for patients.
Ramstad discusses the benefits of CNOs for elderly and disabled patients.
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Most importantly, it will help ensure that Medicare beneficiaries have timely access to life-enhancing and life-saving medical advances.
It is important to recognize that the extension of this demonstration will not increase Medicare expenditures for care.
This is the least we can do, Mr. Speaker, for our fallen law enforcement heroes and other public safety officers killed in the line of duty, to give all of the survivors of public safety officers who give their lives for our public safety…
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