It is unrealistic assumptions of spending and efficiency. It has certainly plagued this committee, but really, the important thing is, it has been a problem for doctors and it has been a real problem for beneficiaries at a time when beneficiaries are growing at 10,000 a day.
Michael Burgess: “It is unrealistic assumptions of spending and efficiency. It has certainly plagued this committee, but really, the…”
Editor's note · Context
Burgess discusses the issues with the Sustainable Growth Rate formula affecting doctors and beneficiaries.
Share
More from Michael Burgess
I led a letter to the FDA asking them to reclassify naloxone to where you could get it without a prescription.
I urge all my fellow colleagues to join me in supporting H.R. 766 and ensuring that we continue to prioritize preventive healthcare initiatives for the betterment of all Americans, and I reserve the balance of my time.
I thank the gentleman for yielding additional time. However, one-sided pressure by the White House is not the way to ensure that end. Mr. Speaker, I urge passage of this rule from our committee, and I urge passage of the underlying…
This is a national emergency. This is something we have got to address and save Americans, 200 every day.





