Over the next several weeks, Congress is expected to debate a 5.1 percent reduction in the money the federal government refunds to doctors who treat Medicare patients.
Dr. James Rohack, director of Scott and White
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Published September 7, 2006
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A cut in federal Medicare spending scheduled for next year could make it more difficult for senior citizens and the disabled to find doctors willing to treat them.
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