On the recordApril 25, 2012
As a result of these cuts, the Congressional Budget Office has estimated that 5 million fewer seniors will be enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans during the next decade.
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congress.govAs a result of these cuts, the Congressional Budget Office has estimated that 5 million fewer seniors will be enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans during the next decade.
Kline highlights the projected impact of Medicare Advantage cuts on seniors.
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