Enough fear mongering!
In a Sunday editorial, the New York times called for an end to “obscuring and twisting the facts and spreading unwarranted fear” about health care reform.
The Times said:
“…far from harming elderly Americans, the various reform bills now pending should actually make Medicare better for most beneficiaries — by enhancing their drug coverage, reducing the premiums they pay for drugs and medical care, eliminating co-payments for preventive services and helping keep Medicare solvent, among other benefits.”
This is a long and well-reference opinion piece. To read it in its entirety, click here.
In a Sunday editorial, the New York times called for an end to “obscuring and twisting the facts and spreading unwarranted fear” about health care reform.
The Times said:
“…far from harming elderly Americans, the various reform bills now pending should actually make Medicare better for most beneficiaries — by enhancing their drug coverage, reducing the premiums they pay for drugs and medical care, eliminating co-payments for preventive services and helping keep Medicare solvent, among other benefits.”
This is a long and well-reference opinion piece. To read it in its entirety, click here.
