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How House Republicans’ Health Care Plan Helps America’s Seniors
(Source - waysandmeans.house.gov)
In 1965 Congress created the Medicare program to ensure all Americans over 65 had access to health care. Today, more than 57 million Americans rely on this important program. And millions more are counting on the benefits Medicare provides in the future.
Unfortunately, the program faces serious challenges. Beneficiaries have been forced to navigate a disjointed and outdated system — and Obamacare has only made these problems worse: Continue reading…
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