What Seniors Should Know About Government Restrictions : vim

The best way to ensure seniors' access to new and effective drugsis to transform Medicare into a new system based on patient choiceand market competition. Short of that, Congress should targetfunding to low-income seniors who have financial difficulty inpurchasing prescription drug coverage.

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