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How to Win Medicare Appeals

How to Win Medicare Appeals

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ISBN10: 1641055987
ISBN13: 9781641055987
Publisher: American Bar Association
Published: May 14 2020
Pages: 288
Weight: 1.54
Height: 0.63 Width: 8.43 Depth: 10.94
Language: English

Congress expects Medicare to provide quality medical care for its beneficiaries. However, Congress does not give Medicare enough money to meet this goal. When Medicare went into effect in 1966, there were 19 million people receiving Medicare benefits, and life expectancy for the average American was 70 years. By 2015, there were 55.5 million people receiving Medicare benefits, and life expectancy was 78.8 years. This puts Medicare providers in the middle of a quality care versus inadequate funding dispute, which can affect the kind of care a patient receives.

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