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Donald Crane, President and CEO of the California Association of Physician Groups (CAPG), released the following statement today on proposed changes to Medicare Advantage payments and the potential impact on physicians and Medicare Advantage beneficiaries: “California physicians are deeply concerned about a decision being considered by CMS that would likely result in higher premiums and reductions in benefits to the 1.

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