On the recordJune 19, 2013
While Medicare's Hospital Insurance Trust Fund has been given a brief 2 year reprieve before going bankrupt, that doesn't mean Congress has two more years to act.
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congress.govKevin Brady: “While Medicare's Hospital Insurance Trust Fund has been given a brief 2 year reprieve before going bankrupt, that…”
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Brady warns that immediate action on Medicare is necessary despite a temporary reprieve.
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