A more accurate statement is that if the growth of Medicare spending continues on the same, lower glide path that it has been on for the last 18 months, my understanding is the IPAP provisions would never kick in because we would be below the projected growth rate.
Andrews clarifies misconceptions about Medicare cuts related to the Affordable Care Act.
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please convey to the men and women you represent how proud we are of them and the great job that they do for our country every day.
What Congressman Andrews was essentially purporting is that we should measure risk looking backwards when we know what already happened.
Mr. Perrone, I think you have given us in particular a compelling case study as to how we might solve this problem in other places with the Kroger/UFCW agreement that you mentioned in your testimony.
You have really shown the desire to lead your agency and be a problem solver.
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