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|Articles|October 19, 2012
Seniors Satisfied With Medicare, Anxious About Future, Survey Finds
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Although most seniors appear to be at least somewhat satisfied with their Medicare coverage, many are deeply worried about what the future may hold for the program, according to a national survey released this week.
More than 60 percent of seniors surveyed said they are concerned about changes the program may undergo.
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