In Poor Health, the Federal Commitment to Vulnerable Americans: Hearing Before the Select Committee on Aging, House of Representatives, One Hundred First Congress, Second Session, March 5, 1990, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1990 - 124 pages |
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... cuts . I work on the housing subcommittee , and we work on a lot of housing issues . One is the congregate services types of programs that take place in public housing . For example , I know you are very interested in trying to reach ...
... cuts . I work on the housing subcommittee , and we work on a lot of housing issues . One is the congregate services types of programs that take place in public housing . For example , I know you are very interested in trying to reach ...
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... cuts in the Medicare payment system . Secretary SULLIVAN . Yes . Mr. Vento , first of all , let me say that the ... cut- ting benefits to any of our citizens , but what we are working to do is to be more prudent purchasers of services ...
... cuts in the Medicare payment system . Secretary SULLIVAN . Yes . Mr. Vento , first of all , let me say that the ... cut- ting benefits to any of our citizens , but what we are working to do is to be more prudent purchasers of services ...
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... cuts , the premium would rise an average of 9.6 percent annually as compared to average Social Security COLAS of 3.7 percent . If Medicare Part B is not cut as he proposes , the premium would rise an average of 10.0 percent annually ...
... cuts , the premium would rise an average of 9.6 percent annually as compared to average Social Security COLAS of 3.7 percent . If Medicare Part B is not cut as he proposes , the premium would rise an average of 10.0 percent annually ...
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... cuts he has proposed , the monthly Part B premium would rise to $ 47.10 by 1995. On the other hand , if the President gets the premium increase but does not get any of his other Part B cuts , the monthly premium would rise faster and ...
... cuts he has proposed , the monthly Part B premium would rise to $ 47.10 by 1995. On the other hand , if the President gets the premium increase but does not get any of his other Part B cuts , the monthly premium would rise faster and ...
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... Cuts * B Cuts * Premium 1990 28.60 1991 31.30 29.90 29.90 1992 35.20 33.30 31.10 1993 39.80 37.30 32.40 1994 44.70 41.90 33.60 1995 50.10 47.10 34.80 For the President's proposed premiums , " without other Part B cuts " indicates what ...
... Cuts * B Cuts * Premium 1990 28.60 1991 31.30 29.90 29.90 1992 35.20 33.30 31.10 1993 39.80 37.30 32.40 1994 44.70 41.90 33.60 1995 50.10 47.10 34.80 For the President's proposed premiums , " without other Part B cuts " indicates what ...
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Page 106 - Preventive services including prenatal care, well-child care, mammograms, pap smears, colorectal and prostate cancer screening procedures and other preventive services that evidence shows are effective relative to cost. * Early, periodic, screening, diagnosis and treatment services (EPSDT) are included for children in the public program.
Page 4 - School, those 85 and older have a three-fold greater risk of losing their independence, seven times the chance of entering a nursing home and two-and-a-half times the risk of dying compared to persons 65 to 74 years of age.
Page 27 - LOUIS W. SULLIVAN, MD, SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Secretary SULLIVAN.
Page 109 - Measures to promote efficiency in provider payment would include: * Cost-sharing in the minimum benefit package that makes consumers sensitive to price. * Insurance reform that leads insurers to compete around efficient service delivery, rather than competing for "good" risks. * Extending "managed care" to small employers and including "managed care" as a means to provide the minimum benefit package in private insurance and the public plan.
Page 111 - If 80% of uninsured employees of firms with fewer than 25 workers (as of Year 1) are not insured through their employers, along with their dependents, all employers of this size are required to provide coverage or contribute toward the cost of coverage in the public plan.
Page 111 - If 80% of uninsured employees of firms with 25-100 workers (as of Year 1) are not insured through their employers, along with their dependents, all employers of this size are required to provide private insurance coverage or contribute toward the cost of their coverage in the public plan. If coverage target is met, the Secretary of Health and Human Services is required to recommend to Congress ways to cover those still left out.
Page 6 - Medicaid benefits to all pregnant women and children up to age 6 with family incomes up to 133 percent of the Federal poverty level. (See box 16-B for a summary of OBRA-89 and OBRA-90...
Page 115 - Financing 1. The federal government is responsible for the home and community-based care program and the three-month "front-end" nursing home care program. 2. The federal and state governments share the financial responsibility for the NHP. Administration 1. The federal government contracts with...
Page 50 - It is a classic case of the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing.
Page 116 - The federal government encourages the development of private long-term care insurance through clarification of the tax code. This includes: * Treating, for tax purposes, the premiums paid and the benefits received as health insurance. * Enabling qualified long-term care policies to be sold in . employers