and at one point the sleepy-looking.

so what Medicare pays is crucial.and it is our top priority on the Hill right now.

both of which provide advice to Congress.) would bolster primary care by increasing training opportunities for doctors and nurses and expanding access to community health centers.but upon completing it they return to Geisinger for a primary care job with the health care system.

It also triggered a tussle that highlights ongoing tension in Medicare physician payment rules.Payment imbalances a source of tensionIn recent years.

The fact that Medicare has been squeezing physician payment rates for two decades is making reforming their structure more difficult.

but a significant proportion of internal medicine residents eventually practice in a specialty area rather than in primary care.although theyre against it now.

NANCY MACE (R-SC): Good morning.We also need to make sure that were making- that- that birth control that women have access to birth control.

its very dangerous the longer this goes on.Thats something that can happen at the state and the federal level and I talk to and listen to my constituents all the time.