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The New York Times:
Medicare is "Not Such a
Budget-Buster Anymore."

Forbes:
"Medicare is Still a
Budget Buster"

Congressional Budget Office projections for future Medicare spending have once again been reduced, according to the CBO's August 27 report. If these improvements in Medicare's financial health are lasting and real, they could have significant policy impacts, and raises important questions:

Why is the slowdown happening?

Do experts think this is systemic or just a blip?

What will these changes mean for tackling costs in
other parts of the health care system?

Do we need to rethink reforming Medicare?

Get answers to these questions and more — only at AHIP’s National Conferences on Medicare and Medicaid, and Dual Eligibles Summit. Reserve your seat today.

We're gathering CMS officials and health care thought leaders to address the critical issues facing Medicare, Medicaid and Dual Eligibles, including:

Melanie Bella
Director, Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office,
Centers for Medicare
& Medicaid Services

Sean Cavanaugh
Deputy Administrator and Director, Center for Medicare, Centers for Medicare
& Medicaid Services

William K. Fleming, PharmD
Vice President,
Pharmacy Solutions,
Humana

Cindy Mann, JD
CMS Deputy Administrator and Director, Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Mark McClellan, MD, PhD
Senior Fellow and Director of the Initiative on Value and Innovation in Health Care,
The Brookings Institution

J. Mario Molina, MD
President and Chief Executive Officer,
Molina Healthcare

Elena Rios, MD, MSPH
President and CEO,
National Hispanic
Medical Association

Rep. Paul Ryan
Chairman, Committee on
the Budget, U.S. House
of Representatives

Matt Salo
Executive Director,
National Association of
State Medicaid Directors

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