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Negotiators said they were seriously considering cuts in Medicare payments to hospitals for uncollectible patient debt and the training of doctors; steps to eliminate Medicare "overpayments" to nursing homes; a reduction in the federal share of some Medicaid spending; and new restrictions on states' ability to finance Medicaid by imposing taxes on hospitals and other health care providers.
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You might think that this is where the marriage counsellors exit and the spin doctors step in.
"Few Young Doctors Step In as Upstate Population Ages" (news article, July 23) points to a looming New York State health care crisis because of a growing shortage of physicians and an aging population.
Yet in the weeks after 9/11, its doctors stepped into the fray in the absence of any meaningful effort by the city, state or federal government to survey, interview or offer treatment to potentially sickened recovery and cleanup workers.
Early diagnosis could help doctors step in and use a new therapy to preserve brain cells, he says.
The doctor steps back, hands folded before him.
A local doctor steps in to help.
After all, what if another doctor steps up to fill the gap?
The Doctor steps through the time window and arrives in Reinette's bedroom only to find that months have passed there.
The Doctor steps outside while Madge starts to explain Reg's death to Lily and Cyril, but he returns to interrupt her and to tell her to come outside.
At the visit her doctor steps into the room already up to speed on your mother's problems because she has had ready access to past visits and specialty records through a recently installed electronic medical record system (see below).
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