AGS Troubled by Senate Tax Reform Bill and Its Impact on Older Americans
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"We remain deeply concerned about the impact of this flawed proposal--not only on federal programs important to older Americans but also on the availability of high-quality, person-centered, and affordable health care for us all as we age," noted AGS Chief Executive Officer
Independent analysts previously reported that both the
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In light of these concerns, the AGS continues to call for stakeholder input, public hearings, and ample opportunities for feedback on health and tax reform from the American public. "Doing so," said Lundebjerg, "is our best chance for a future when all of us can have access to high-quality, person-centered, and affordable health care."
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