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121 And, above all, we need to know what works and what doesn't so that Medicare and Medicaid can say no to expensive procedures with little or no medical benefit.

122 The weight of the evidence has succeeded in gaining Medicare payment for rehabilitation services, which has been one of our major hurdles to access.

123 The 2009 report unfunded liability of social security and Medicare shows a 107 trillion dollars deficit.

124 Humana, already a leader in public health programmes, has bought two Medicare firms this year (so far) and WellPoint has bought one.

125 The Family Court orders also permit the girl to apply for a new birth certificate, passport and Medicare card in a boy's name.

126 According to a column in Kaiser Health News, Republican staffers jeered at any and all proposals to use Medicare and Medicaid funds better.

127 Medicare has said that it cannot overturn its decision without new evidence.

128 Federal self - employment tax -- Required by those who work for themselves to cover Social Security and Medicare contributions.

129 The government issued revised estimates on the solvency of Social Security and Medicare.

130 In 2011,[sentence dictionary] the first of the 78-million-strong baby-boom generation will become eligible for Social Security and Medicare benefits.

131 When President Kennedy and President Johnson were working to create Medicare, opponents warned of'socialized medicine. "

132 Coronary bypass surgery, for example, costs on average about $20, 000 overseas (including various doctor and hospital fees and travel expenses), while the average Medicare reimbursement is $21, 000.

133 It is time to raise more rapidly the normal retirement age for persons in reasonably good health to age 70 before they become eligible for either social security or Medicare benefits.

134 The medicare cost is estimated to be one billion dollars.

135 The health-reform bill that President Obama signed into law last week—the unmemorably named Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act—could prove as momentous as Medicare.

136 Today, Medicare — which is, by the way,[sentencedict.com] one of those “single payer” systems conservatives love to demonize — covers everyone 65 and older.

137 On July 30, 1965, President Lyndon Johnson signed Medicare into law.

138 Obama's proposal to give MedPAC, the expert advisory board to Medicare , real power.

139 The eventual goal would be to move to a completely voluntary system where people only pay payroll taxes into Social Security and Medicare if they choose to participate in those programs.

140 But they also say that defense, Medicare and Social Security — all the big-ticket items — are off the table.

141 The Dartmouth Atlas project has scrutinised variations in health outcomes and spending involving Medicare.

142 A new Medicare prescription drug benefit is bringing peace of mind to seniors and the disabled.

143 Examples are higher payments for doctors treating Medicare patients and fixing the Alternative Minimum Tax to keep middle class taxpayers immune from the tax meant for millionaires.

144 Chinatown Neighborhood Occurring Retirement Community hosted a seminar at the CCBA. Mr. Peter Lau from Manning Pharmacy introduced the details of Medicare Part D.

145 Social Security and Medicare have a total unfunded liability in excess of $100 trillion.

146 He asked the Democrats to work with him to reform the entitlement programs of Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, which threaten to balloon into enormous long-term liabilities.

147 On top of that, the range of error is particularly large owing to the uncertainties in forecasting Medicare costs.

148 To be responsible for arranging medicare, life welfare and health maintenance service for retired cadres.

149 The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, an independent federal panel, has recommended an increase of up to 10 percent in the payment for many primary care services, including office visits.

150 But as Van de Water and Horney have highlighted, 2 Congress has passed many Medicare cuts during the past 20 years, and the physician-payment cut is the only one that has not taken effect.