Rx Medicare

A panel of senior advocates and health policy experts gathered on Capitol Hill to discuss current efforts to reform our national health care system and a growing consensus that Medicare should play a role in that debate. “We know there will be savings found in Medicare to help pay for system-wide health care reform. But we must also ensure that some of those savings are reinvested back into the program to improve the care of millions of senior Americans.

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