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Healthc Financ Manage2012;66(7):42-3.July 1, 2012Journal Article

The Budget Control Act implications for Medicare.

Ken Perez1
1MedeAnalytics, Inc., Emeryville, Calif., USA. ken.perez@medeanalytics.com

Abstract

The Budget Control Act of 2011 created a 12-member bipartisan congressional committee to develop proposed legislation aimed at reducing the federal deficit. When the committee failed to produce a bill, automatic across-the-board cuts were triggered that include cuts to Medicare. The Medicare cuts would be covered by reduced reimbursements to hospitals. If Congress does not vote to override the aut…

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