According to the CBO, Medicare spending over the upcoming years is expected to decline. With healthcare reform going into effect and Medicare programs changing over the upcoming year, there are new opportunities for Medicare plans. Decreasing inefficiencies and reducing waste is great, but we still have a ways to go to make Medicare more sustainable in the long-term. So where do we stand in terms of financial solvency?
Session: From Wall Street to the Hill: The Financial & Political Outlook this Year and Beyond
Moderator: Murray N. Ross, Ph.D., Director, Institute for Health Policy; Vice President, Kaiser Permanente
Panelists:
Court Houseworth, Managing Director, Cain Brothers
Chris Rigg, Senior Analyst, Managed Care, Susquehanna Research Group
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