Secretary Sebelius highlights the President’s call for reform that doesn’t add to the budget deficit and mentions a new report on health care disparities.
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“Last year, more than half of Americans postponed medical care because they couldn’t afford it.”
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Healthcare success story in Michigan.
Secretary Sebelius announces a series of health care success stories that can be found on healthreform.gov.
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“Fix what’s broken and build on what works.”
Secretary Sebelius reiterates the Obama Administration’s principle guide to health reform: Fix what’s broken and build on what works.
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Duration : 0:2:17
“Protect patient choice.”
Secretary Sebelius gives the weekly update on Health Reform.
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“We’ll hear from the pundits who think reform is impossible and the opponents who are fighting to maintain the status quo.”
Secretary Sebelius highlights a bill that will lower the cost of Rx drugs and the release of a report called “Paying More but Getting Less”.
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Duration : 0:1:43