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Ex-Democratic lawmaker: Medicare needs have changed 'dramatically' over last 50 years
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June 18, 2019
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13:44Now PlayingA former lawmaker said Tuesday that Medicare needs for seniors have changed dramatically over the past few decades, arguing the program has become outdated in some ways when it comes to addressing senior care.
Schwartz joined “Rising” to discuss some of the challenges of reforming the current health care system as part of an ongoing series called “The Future of Medicare.”
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