McNerney, Walter J., president, Blue Cross Association; accompanied by Noehren, Dr. Walter A., Sandy, Oreg- Schreiber, Jack, M.D., Canfield, Ohio; accompanied by John J. McDon- Standard, Samuel, M.D., on behalf of Community Council of Greater New Terrenzio, Joseph V., executive director, the Brooklyn Hospital; accom- Thompson, Julia C., director, Washington office, American Nurses' Volpitto, Perry P., M.D., president, American Society of Anesthesiologists, Watts, Dr. Malcolm S. M., representing the American Society of Internal ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Page 333 349 465 316 247 448 1255 433 298 290 328 489 472 385 269 Additional continuing cost per year of administering the disability insurance benefit provisions as they would be modified by section 303 of H.R. 6675____ 217 Adequacy of Blue Shield Service.. 405 American Hospital Association, letter of Kenneth Williamson, associate director, to the chairman_. 332 American Legion, statement and resolution_. 389 Benefit disbursements under present law in 1964 and estimated benefit disbursements under H. R. 6675 in 1967__ 143 Benefit disbursements under the present OASDI program in 1964.. 143 349 404 Brief analysis of Saltonstall health insurance for the aged bill (S. 395, 89th 321 Case example of benefits and administration under H. R. 6675.. Classification of 42 MAA plans according to comprehensiveness of content and scope of services, November 30, 1964. 343 163 Comparison of disability benefit payments if original pensions had not been changed with actual experience... 174 Comparison of disability insurance benefits experience with actuarial cost estimates. - . 170 Comparison of health insurance provisions of H. R. 6675, S. 1, and H.R. 11865 as passed by the Senate in 1964---- 126 Concurrent payment of workmen's compensation and disability benefits under social security system. 151 Contribution rates under present law and under H. R. 6675 113 Corporation pensions received by retired corporation officers living abroad__ 161 Cost estimate for blanketing-in all persons aged 65 and over for cash benefits. 155 Cost of selected retirement test changes taking into account the changes 121 110 Disability offset provision in the social security law.. 147 Distribution of licensed physicians some comparative figures in nine 284 Earnings of people affected by the retirement test.. 140 112 Effect of the Douglas amendment on hospital outpatient diagnostic Estimated amount of benefit payments in calendar year 1964 to benefi- Page 206 159 ciaries residing abroad, under the present program and under the program as modified by H.R. 6675, by country or continent... Estimated number of people aged 65 and over eligible for social security 160 benefits by applicability of retirement test and amount of earnings in 1963 .. Example of payment on nonfee basis for services covered in H.R. 6675_ 141 462 280 Factors associated with low-benefit amounts___ Federal employee health benefits program enrollment statistics_ Hospital insurance plan-four types of benefits. H.R. 21. Legislative Blue Shield retiree programs. 210 401 110 107 443 402 Major changes in cash benefit provisions. 111 National Blue Shield enrollment__. 403 OASDI tax rate on both employee and employer. 258 Outline of a plan for prepaid financing of medical care for the aged... 373 278 108 Progress of DI trust fund if original provisions had not been changed.-Questions submitted by Senator Anderson to Nelson H. Cruikshank, director of the Department of Social Security, AFL-CIO and answers thereto... 174 246 Report for period December 31, 1964, to January 31, 1965, activities of the 54 jurisdictions to put into effect the program of medical assistance for the aged.......... 164 Responses to questions posed by Senator Clinton P. Anderson, in letter, May 7, 1965, to Russell B. Carson, M.D., chairman of the board, National Association of Blue Shield Plans_ 528 Retirement test provision in H.R. 6675- Social Security Amendments of 1965 (H. R. 6675). Samples of industry and Government negotiated retiree programs. Role of fiscal intermediaries in the administration of the proposed program of health insurance for the aged... 116 204 401 228 106 165 Summary comparison of provisions of H.R. 6675 with S. 1 and H. R. 11865 as passed by the Senate.__. 124 Summary history of cost estimates for disability benefits. 172 Supplemental report submitted by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare__ 494 Supplementary plan-four types of benefits.. 10 Worksheets for actuarial cost estimates for hospital insurance program.... 519 189 6 PART 2 Algase, Julia, legislative counsel, representing New York Hotel & Motel Anderson, Cyrus T., representing International Union of Hotel & Restau- Archer, Dr. Vincent W., Charlottesville, Va.. 1016 981 1027 Baker, Wyrth Post, M.D., M.H.D., F.A.C.P., representing the American Institute of Homeopathy, the Southern Homeopathic Medical Association, the American Foundation for Homeopathy, the Hahnemann Therapeutic Society, the Washington Homopathic Medical Society, the Pennsylvania Homeopathic Medical Society, the Homeopathic Retail Pharmacists, the Homeopathic Manufacturing Pharmacists, Physicians (M.D.) of the United States, Specialists in Homeopathic Therapeutics, Ohio State Homeopathic Medical Society, and the Homeopathic Laymen's League of U.S. Therapeutics.. Bane, Frank, chairman, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; accompanied by William G. Colman, executive director of the commission; and Page T. Ingraham, staff member of the commission... Barnhart, Paul, St. Louis, Mo.......... Buhler, Dr. Victor B., president, College of American Pathologists; accompanied by Oliver J. Neibel, Jr., executive director and general counsel of College of American Pathologists.. Letter to the chairman__. Callahan, William A., president, the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards & Commissions; accompanied by Joseph E. McGuire, commissioner, Industrial Accident Board, Boston, Mass.; John V. Keany, commissioner, Maine Industrial Accident Commission, Portland, Maine; and Daniel T. Doherty, chairman, Workmens' Compensation Commission, Baltimore, Md. Camp, Dr. William, commissioner of mental health, Pennsylvania Depart- Celler, Hon. Emanuel, a Representative in Congress from the State of Chapman, W. Judd, O.D., representing the American Optometric Associa- Conforti, Dr. James A., president, American Podiatry Association; accom- Cullen, George L., chairman, Hospital Task Force, Commerce & Industry Letter to Hon. Clinton P. Anderson.. Diamond, Bernard I., director, legislative council, American Association Page 781 1033 1050 788 810 1029 1044 827 863 664 1056 744 580 799 804 805 892 Letter and enclosure to the chairman_ 945 Eddy, C. Manton, American Life Convention, Health Insurance Association of America and Life Insurers Conference... 537 Letter and enclosure to the chairman.. 553 Fitch, William C., executive director, National Retired Teachers Association, American Association of Retired Persons; accompanied by Ernest Giddings, legislative representative of the associations. 828 Flannery, Dr. Wilbur E., past president, Pennsylvania Medical Society.. 669 949 Gibson, Dr. Robert W., medical director, the Sheppard & Enoch Pratt 722 777 Hall, Hon. Durward G., a Representative in Congress from the State of 561 Hampton, Dr. H. Phillip, president, Florida Medical Association.. 640 Hanchett, Dr. Paul E., educational director, Chicago Memorial Association_... Page 595 Supplemental statement_ 597 Harlow, Arthur H., Jr., president, Group Health Insurance of New York, 575 Hill, Paul D., cochairman, legislative committee, International Associa- Javits, Hon. Jacob K., a U.S. Senator from the State of New York. Lake, Dr. Grady V., member, board of control, International Chiro- 814 687 862 741 Mann, James A., chairman, Social Security Committee, Illinois State Massie, Dr. W. K., chairman, Kentucky Medical Rehabilitation Committee McGarry, Barbara D., executive director, the American Parents Committee, Inc. _ _ _ McLain, George, chairman, National and California League of Senior Nagle, John F., chief, Washington office, National Federation of the Blind_ 986 738 880 1003 887 1007 557 564 971 Rooke, Ralph R., former president, National Association of Retail Drug- Salmon, Dr. Pierre, appearing on behalf of the National Council for the Schloss, Irvin P., legislative analyst, American Foundation for the Blind.. Schottland, Charles I., representing the Committee on Public Welfare Scott, Leslie W., director, Government Affairs Committee, National 708 954 852 779 836 1011 Siegel, Dr. V. P., chairman, legislative committee, Illinois State Medical 647 Smith, Austin, M.D., president, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association; accompanied by Dr. Theodore G. Klumpp and C. Joseph Stetler__ Letter to the chairman__ 749 774 Stokes, J. Buroughs, manager of the Washington, D.C., office, Christian Science Committee on Publication of the First Church of Christ, Scientist.. Letter to the chairman.. Teall, Dr. Ralph, president, California Medical Association_ Supplemental statement. Ward, Dr. Donavan F., president, American Medical Association; ac- Wergeland, Dr. Floyd L., executive medical director, headquarters, Leisure 695 697 650 655 602 728 732 COMMUNICATIONS Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, Ill., letter Laurence R. Lee, secretary American Association of Homes for the Aging, New York, N.Y., letter American Chiropractic Association, Des Moines, Iowa, statement of American College of Radiology, the, statement of Wallace D. Buchanan, Page 1175 1102 1114 684 812, 1157 American Council of the Blind, Inc., Conyers, Ga., letter of Durward K. American Electric Power Service Corp., New York, N.Y., letter of A. W. D. American Farm Bureau Federation, Washington, D.C., letter of John C. American Hearing Society, National Federation of Hearing & Speech American Insurance Association, New York, N. Y., letter and enclosure to the committee.. American Motor Hotel Association, statement of S. Cooper Dawson, Jr., chairman, governmental affairs committee.. American Mutual Insurance Alliance, Chicago, Ill., letter of Paul S. Wise, American Osteopathic Association, statement of Carl E. Morrison, Tucson, American Public Health Association, statement of N. J. Swearingen, American Society of Internal Medicine, statement of W. Fred Richmond.. Arkansas Medical Society, letter of Paul C. Schaefer, executive vice president, to the chairman... Associated Baby Services, Inc., letter of Richard H. Krakaur, controller, to the chairman.. 1172 1080 1209 1153 945 1200 1170 1187 1218 1089 1120 1066 Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Boston, Mass., letter of A. Lionel Lawrence, chairman, Workmen's Compensation Committee, to the chairman... 1079 Association of American Physicians & Surgeons, statement of E. E. 1203 Association of Minnesota Internists, Minneapolis, Minn., letter and resolution of C. E. Lindemann, M.D., chairman, medical liaison committee, to Hon. Walter F. Mondale... Babcock, Kenneth B., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., letter and enclosure to Hon. 1062 770 Batt, Dan, Defiance, Ohio, letter to Hon. Hiram L. Fong- 1225 1096 1102 1098 Burroughs Wellcome & Co. (U.S.A.) Inc., Tuckahoe, N.Y., letter of W. N. 1093 California Commission for the Accreditation of Nursing Homes and California State Chamber of Commerce, Agriculture, and Industry, San Francisco, Calif., letter of Clark Galloway, general manager, to the chairman.. California, State of, Health and Welfare Agency, Department of Social Welfare, Sacramento, Calif., letter and enclosures to J. M. Wedemeyer, director, to Hon. George Murphy... Callan, Clair A., a Representative in Congress from the State of Nebraska, statement. 1106 1122 1077 1230 Catholic Hospital Association of the United States and Canada, the, statement of Very Rev. Msgr. James H. Fitzpatrick, president, and Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., executive director.. Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa., letter of 1169 595 697 |