On the recordJune 10, 2009
Your testimony at other times is to say rather than get rid of the flexibility you now have to reward healthy behaviors by incentives, you'd like to have more flexibility, is that not right?
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congress.govYour testimony at other times is to say rather than get rid of the flexibility you now have to reward healthy behaviors by incentives, you'd like to have more flexibility, is that not right?
Senator Alexander emphasizes the need for more flexibility in health incentives.
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