The White House has been tight-lipped for months about President Donald Trump’s executive order on Medicare, now expected to be released on Oct. 3.
The directive, delayed since August, is expected to strengthen the private Medicare Advantage plans that cover more than 22 million people while criticizing Medicare for All proposals being championed by Democratic presidential candidates.
Max Richtman is already warning supporters about what could lie ahead for the program in a second Trump term.
The chief executive officer of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, Richtman worries Medicare could be targeted for cuts by congressional ...
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