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Thursday, June 18, 2015

Audit: Feds overpaid for half of patients in UnitedHealth Medicare Advantage plan | Center for Public Integrity

Audit: Feds overpaid for half of patients in UnitedHealth Medicare Advantage plan | Center for Public Integrity
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Whereas, it is the role and function of government to see that all have access to necessary health care, we support reform and funding of a health care system that guarantees:

1. all residents access to quality, comprehensive health care explicitly defined as a human right.
2. that the pursuit of corporate profit and personal fortune has no place in health care decisions.

(For more on our principles, please visit the February archives posting " What We Stand For.")
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