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Inadequate payments could force some docs to stop accepting Medicare patients, commission warns

The United States has the highest number of people approaching 65 years of age in our history—and the fewest number of doctors to treat them.

From Baker County to Yamhill, Oregon is facing a serious shortage of doctors. With dozens of federally-designated Health Professional Shortage Areas across the state, we need more doctors to help

The author calls on Congress to address reimbursement shortfalls that are contributing to a growing physician shortage, with rural areas the hardest hit.

This week in health equity and access includes challenges for independent physicians due to Medicare cuts, inequities in access to State Health Insurance Assistance Program counseling, a study on patient experiences in national health plans, strategies for building trust in cancer care, and increasing breast cancer rates in young Black women.

Do you know if you are eligible for the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan Discount? There are many individuals in our district who are unaware they are eligible to receive this wonderful assistance. A simple phone call to our Agency can help determine whether you meet the eligibility requirements. 

Biden-Harris Administration to Make First Offer for Drug Price Negotiation Program

Last week’s continuing resolution to keep the US government funded failed to eliminate the 3.37% cut for physicians.

The Washington congresswoman also discusses home dialysis, Medicare cuts