Problem solved. Read the following and see if you can find the unintended consequences of the Senate’s version of the “doc fix.” “Senate Majority Leader
Category: Government
What governemnt does affects us all now and for years in the future. Many times there are unintended consequences, it would be nice to get it right.
Free donut holes, not good for our diet. The ($250) check is in the mail
Take your pick, various sources calculate that 16% , 14% or less than 10% of Medicare beneficiaries reach the “donut hole” under Medicare Part D.
Cuts in payments to Medicare Advantage plans, what you see may not be what you get. Were the assumptions wrong to begin with?
Hey, who isn’t in favor of reining in excess profits? Despite the fact it was Congress who allowed those supposed excess payments to Medicare Advantage
The implementation of PPACA, is it arrogance, stupidity or just politics?
The Secretary of HHS’s recent letter to Medicare Advantage insurers started me thinking, always a dangerous endeavor. In her letter, she admonishes them to “Focus
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