At the American Medical Association's 2009 House of Delegates meeting President Obama discussed the need to re-emphasize primary care, determine the most appropriate physician reimbursement rates and reduce re-hospitalizations. How will each of these aspects of healthcare reform impact long term care medicine? Dr. Paul Sanders, family physician and corporate medical director, discusses these issues with host Dr. Eric Tangalos.
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Perspectives on Healthcare Reform in Long Term Care Medicine
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At the American Medical Association's 2009 House of Delegates meeting President Obama discussed the need to re-emphasize primary care, determine the most appropriate physician reimbursement rates and reduce re-hospitalizations. How will each of these aspects of healthcare reform impact long term care medicine? Dr. Paul Sanders, family physician and corporate medical director, discusses these issues with host Dr. Eric Tangalos.
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