Fiscal Year 1991 Budget Proposals: Hearing Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, One Hundred First Congress, Second Session, February 28, March 6 and 22, 1990U.S. Government Printing Office, 1990 - 283 halaman |
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1990 through FY additional adjustment Administration proposes Administration's proposal American amount areas assets average beneficiaries benefits budget proposals capital gains tax Chairman child Commission Committee CONGRESS THE LIBRARY costs coverage cuts deficit effect elasticity employees enacted estimates Federal fee schedule Finance fiscal year 1991 foster care GIDEON HCFA home medical equipment implementation incentives income increase inpatient laboratory legislation LIBRARY OF CONGRESS limit LLOYD BENTSEN market basket MCCARTHY Medicaid medical education Medicare payment Medicare program ment million in FY nuclear medicine Office of Tax ordinary income overvalued patients payroll taxes percent physician payment reform prevailing charge procedures radiology RBRVS recommendations reductions reimbursement residents revenue rural hospitals savings Senator DANFORTH Senator MOYNIHAN Senator PACKWOOD Senator ROCKEFELLER Social Security Tax Analysis tax credit tax rate taxpayers teaching hospitals tion trust fund U.S. SENATOR update urban VLADECK
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Halaman 237 - Statement of the Association of American Medical Colleges The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), which represents all of the nation's medical schools, 92 faculty societies, and over 350 major teaching hospitals that participate in the Medicare program, welcomes the opportunity to provide testimony on the Administration's Fiscal Year 1991 budget proposals for Medicare. In Federal fiscal year 1988, non-Federal members of the
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Halaman 274 - Mandatory coverage can not be justified on the grounds that it would benefit the affected employees. In its budget, the Administration attempts to justify its Medicare coverage proposal in part with the paternalistic concern that mandatory Medicare "coverage of [all state and local] employees, who are the only major group of employees not assured Medicare
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Halaman 173 - 12. Encourage health promotion by both physicians and patients to promote healthier lifestyles and disease prevention. 13. Amend ERISA or the Federal tax code so that the same standards and requirements apply to self-insured (ERISA) plans as to state-regulated health insurance policies, providing fair competition.
Halaman 186 - appear before you today to discuss the budget priorities for Fiscal Year 1991 that President Bush and I have for the Department of Health and Human Services. With your permission, I would like to submit this statement for the record to accompany my oral remarks. In this statement, I will present President Bush's budget proposals affecting programs within the jurisdiction of the
Halaman 109 - is in effect for taxable years beginning after December 31, 1989. However, the credit will not apply to amounts paid or incurred after December 31, 1990, and a special rule applies in the case of any taxable year which begins before
Halaman 274 - members. In the affected states, mandatory Medicare coverage would take an additional $447 from the average teacher's salary each year (1.45% of $30,853). As a result, many of the best qualified teachers—particularly those with marketable skills in mathematics, science, and computers—would leave teaching for better-paid employment. In