On the recordJuly 29, 2014
Well, we ought to do better by our Medicare beneficiaries. They deserve better than being in this back and forth rigmarole of terminology.
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congress.govWell, we ought to do better by our Medicare beneficiaries. They deserve better than being in this back and forth rigmarole of terminology.
Emphasizing the need for improved Medicare terminology and care for beneficiaries.
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