On the recordFebruary 25, 2014
Rather than continue a successful program and encourage innovation, now we are faced with a rule to ruin one of the only working parts of our current healthcare system.
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congress.govJoe Pitts: “Rather than continue a successful program and encourage innovation, now we are faced with a rule to ruin one of the only…”
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Pitts expresses concern over proposed changes to Medicare Part D.
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