On the recordDecember 13, 2011
There is a little bit of paranoia on this side that if we send a bill to the Senate, sometimes it comes back differently than we had anticipated.
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congress.govThere is a little bit of paranoia on this side that if we send a bill to the Senate, sometimes it comes back differently than we had anticipated.
McDermott highlights concerns about Senate amendments to bills.
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If I understand, Mr. Goss, one and a half million people or one and a quarter million will get an increase of something like 77 bucks on average, and then there is the 15 million that are going to get cut.
Thanks to MACRA, we have set Medicare on a more sustainable course that will allow us to pay for volume in health care--or excuse me, value in health care, rather than volume.
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What is the logic for that except for saving money, just cutting benefits from them?