When Medicare Works—and When it Doesn’t

By Jeffrey H. Anderson

Published September 21, 2011 4:33pm ET

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When Medicare Works—and When it Doesn’t — In the Hill, former Health and Human Services secretary Mike Leavitt and former HHS deputy secretary Tevi Troy write about the one part of Medicare that has succeeded in controlling costs — Medicare Part D (the prescription drug program), which works a lot like Paul Ryan’s proposed Medicare reforms. Leavitt and Troy write: “As former […]

In the Hill, former Health and Human Services secretary Mike Leavitt and former HHS deputy secretary Tevi Troy write about the one part of Medicare that has succeeded in controlling costs — Medicare Part D (the prescription drug program), which works a lot like Paul Ryan’s proposed Medicare reforms.

Leavitt and Troy write:

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