- Congress is discussing policy regarding ACA subsidies and healthcare affordability.
- Congress is under pressure to address the funding gap for Medicare.
Congressional committees oversaw Medicare policy while the CBO reported underestimating Part D spending increases.
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What happened
Congressional committees oversaw Medicare policy while the CBO reported underestimating Part D spending increases.
Who's involved
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Within Congress is discussing policy regarding ACA subsidies and healthcare affordability.
The entities involved
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Medicare
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Congressional Budget Office
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Related events
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- The U.S. federal government manages the Medicare program.
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