Rx Medicare

Stalled health care reform efforts have created several unresolved issues, some of which related to Medicare and Medicaid. The Hill: “Medicare beneficiaries face a steep cliff in their coverage for physical therapy and similar treatments due to Congress’s failure to enact a healthcare reform bill. On Jan…

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