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Old 01-05-2010, 09:30 AM #1
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Default Az Mayo Clinic drops Medicare patients
Okey dokey, there are some 3,000 medicare patients at this clinic who now must pay cash if they wish to continue seeing their doc. Here's the link, draw your own conclusions and contact your representative if you think health care will improve under the currently proposed plan (and then check out Singapore, where the healthplan has much we can learn from):

http://healthcare.nationalreview.com...MzMDEwODUzYzY=
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