The $716 billion in Medicare “cuts” that got so much attention in the presidential election have already begun sinking their teeth into health care providers.
And there are widespread jitters that any further cuts as part of a year-end deal to stave off sequestration or strike a “grand bargain” for a long-term fiscal deal would deeply gouge some providers, if not put them out of business.
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Source: Politico
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