When somebody said, I forgot which one of the witness, that this pressure on Medicare with the cuts is going to make them more efficient, does that mean you won't get good medical care, if it is efficient?
McDermott raises concerns about efficiency affecting medical care quality.
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So how do you measure then the patient who says, well, I wasn't satisfied because I went away and I still ain't got--my sinuses are a mess and he didn't give me antibiotics.
The truth is that Medicare must be strengthened, not cut, and benefits must be expanded, not scaled back.
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