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Medicare is Breaking. Senior Citizens are Paying the Price.
| U.S. News & World Report

Medicare is Breaking. Senior Citizens are Paying the Price.

Last month, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services slashed government reimbursements to physicians for the fifth year in a row, placing a severe financial burden on seniors and their doctors that will take effect in January – unless Congress intervenes first.

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| The Washington Times

MAHA means expanding access to care, stabilizing Medicare

Independent physician practices are struggling with rising medical costs, dwindling Medicare payments and a host of other factors, such as labor and workforce challenges and the lingering economic impact of the pandemic.

| The Dakota Scout

VIEWPOINT | Rural South Dakotans deserve quality physicians

America’s senior population is predicted to nearly double by 2050. Yet, the current doctor shortage, which is being exacerbated by Medicare cuts, is making it increasingly harder for patients to access care. See why America's leaders must ensure the stability and security of the Medicare program.

| AMA

AMA: Congress Should Listen to MedPAC on Medicare Reform

The AMA applauds the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) for urging Congress to link Medicare payment updates for physician practices to the growth in the cost of providing care – a timely recommendation as lawmakers wrestle with how to handle yet another cut in physician pay.


 

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