in the medicaid program is a defined medicaid program. at least for the foreseeable future it will be. so, there is a serious question as to whether adopting a fine contribution model advances for most of the objectives for the defined-benefit program. particularly given the risk of shifting across the healthcare inflation's to the states to the beneficiaries, and without any clear indication that it's going to make any change in pricing behavior for people with strong monopolistic positions. so, i'm just going to leave it right there. there's lots to talk about. again, i do appreciate. thanks for solving the problem of what we will call the coverage gap or the remaining in the same holdout states. thank you. >> thank you very much, andy. i'm going warp speed at the remainder . feel like matt damon is the next guest on my show. we will squeeze a little bit in before we go to q&a. and this is kind of continuing on. david try to lower expectations. think of this as a friendly stress testing for the way in which this is somewhat a war betwee

one medicaid program you've seen one medicaid program. there's obviously huge variation and that's going to complicate any response to how the medicaid program is doing and places pressure on getting good data but i think the other point about the research of medicaid versus being on ensured is the randomized study done in oregon gives us different results than observational studies that have been done and happy to talk more at length about that but i think it's quite clear that medicaid reduces financial distress because stops worrying about medical bills going to see the healthcare system but the evidence on positive health effects has been much more limited, positive results than the first year much less aggressive in the sec year and then we didn't follow it unfortunately long enough to see whether there are morality effects, so, you know, i think the observational studies are much more positive, huge beneficial impacts but, you know, i do causal inference and stuff, trust randomized studies. >> part of the policemen in healthcare pol

we are getting there on medicaid, three quarters of 1 trillion on medicaid. there is no shortage of people that are going to try to misbehave, to try to get more than they are entitled to. we don't think there is a disadvantage or risk is elected president. we think this is bringing our two largest social welfare programs in line with the third social welfare program , i.e., social security. one of the challenges, to be fair, is figuring out how many money per beneficiary is putting into these savings accounts and to what extent should you risk adjusted. picking things that are easy to observe and hard to gain is going to be key, but reasonable people can disagree about what the right formula is for calculating that. it's also clear and a major source of concern that if you get people money, some of them will use it in ways that those of us who are more risk-averse will not like, right? they may spend it on unnecessary -- what we view as unnecessary services. they may spend it on social determinants of health that we don't think our good value for the money a

medicaid, they have a bargain with drug companies. the drug will be provided if they give money to the federal government. it is been challenging to afford incredible therapies which is a reason we have to address drug costs. some diseases are borne by medicaid so our role is limited when it comes to the program but we have an innovation center to do experiments. we call them models in one model looks at therapies and can we help states cover therapies knowing how much they cost and taking into account other things. for sickle cell major issue is therapy affects fertility and you may or may not have met your partner, you might be concerned about a drug that might affect your ability to have a child in the future. our team is in the process of trying to see if they can help develop a way to pay and be able to offer these services because drug coverage and therapies are not disconnected from the broad picture. that is our role. with medicare it often is more forward leaning. when an innovative drug comes to market decisions are made by

specifically medicaid in child welfare. there are endless examples of sexual, physical and verbal abuse and seclusion on young children the total lack of behavioral healthcare. unfortunately it seems more often than not abuse and neglect may be the norm at these facilities. these are set up in a way that makes it happen. the system is failing. the providers running these treatment facilities have figured out how to turn big profits off taxpayer-funded child abuse. i do not say that lightly put our staff spent several years looking at the biggest companies in the industry universal health service of the cadiz healthcare, health and advanced behavioral health are investigative team reviewed 25000 pages of company documents with experts report over article after article solve the problems first hand. overwhelmingly it is clear the operating model these facilities is to warehouse as many kids as possible while keeping costs low in order to maximize profit. that means intentional understaffing with the persons who have zero expe

good standing with the medicaid program. as an example, our division director is the world expert for a rare possibly fatal inflammatory, recurrent crm go. children can have bone inflammation is will and died. most doctors never even see a single case but if they do, they might miss the diagnosis. doctor parkinson's uncovered life-saving treatments because of her expertise from all over the state of iowa state and even internationally with the medicaid program evaluation depending on the state require multiple levels of state of approval could be delayed because of all the burdens. these are delayed weeks and months and cause harm to the child's health and future. we know children with those rare disease who have suffered the consequences of this redtape could have been up very quickly. i've given you an example for child of rare disease from sri look discussed is true there will be cases children and rare diseases with complex medical needs exceeding the care. this is good for children across the country. i urge this countr

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medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos.os y características. como copagos de $0 por servicios dentales de rutina cubiertos. y la ucard de unitedhealthcare. es su id de miembro... y mucho más. con la tarjeta, usted tendrá crédito para ayudar a pagar alimentos saludables, productos de venta sin receta, incluso sus facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo y vea cómo puede obtener... más de lo que le importa... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. >> en san leandro el departamento de policÍa tiene a su primera jefa. su nombramiento rompe retos de bandera y raza. [habla en inglÉs] >> hay muchas mujeres que piensan que no pueden realizar este trabajo. [habla en inglÉs] angela dice que es necesario mejorar la relaciÓn entre la comunidad y la policÍa. josÉ es oficial en el departamento. al mismo tiempo la desconfianza es lo que lo vuelve mÁs difÍcil. >> mucha gente no entiende lo que hacemos y entonces no miran cuando ayudamos a una

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about medicaid.litics for republicans to embrace proposals like this. >> particularly terrible if you look at the map in states like virginia, wisconsin, and obviously important states for this election. >>> thank you so much, steve ratzinger at the southwest wall, they tell us that is the southwest wall. greatly appreciated. >>> next on trent eight john beauchamp talks about the historical significance of joe biden passing the rain to, harris in the presidential election. meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. the sale of the summer is on! chase. wayfair's black frid

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos. de $0 por servicios dentales de rutina cubiertos. y la ucard de unitedhealthcare. es su id de miembro... y mucho más. con la tarjeta, usted tendrá crédito para ayudar a pagar alimentos saludables, productos de venta sin receta, incluso sus facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo y vea cómo puede obtener... más de lo que le importa... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ dayana: gracias por continuar con nosotros. un tiroteo ocurriÓ anoche deja a un hombre muerto y a una mujer en estado crÍtico, segÚn el departamento de la policÍa se registrÓ en la cuadra 1600 alrededor de las 11:00 p.m. la vÍctima no ha sido identificada. esto lo que dieron las autoridades. las autoridades recuerdan que lo mÁs importante es la seguridad, jessica bedoya conversÓ con el departamento de salud. reportera: el peligro por incendio por el uso inadecuado de fuegos artificiales, se pide precauciÓn.

i just talked about medicaid and medicare at the top. are many ways the president wants to continue. the supreme court announcement teammate was also very important. a majority of americans care about that. you will hear more from this president. he will articulate what the next 100 days or so to look like. he will take this very seriously. reporter: we see less traveled. it's an official event and campaign coinciding. so would he be based here? what do you anticipate? sec. jean-pierre: matt was me this question in a gaggle yesterday, recalibrating and yes, there's a little bit of recalibrating here, right? and that is that is the honest truth. so we're trying to figure out what that is going to look like. the president is thinking about the sentiment that he does, right, with putting the american people first. we will certainly have more to share. obviously, the president enjoys being out there talking directly to the american people, i think that is one of the ways we are more effective, when the president gets out there. can't speak t

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos.ara ayudar a pagar alimentos saludables, productos de venta sin receta, incluso sus facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo y vea cómo puede obtener... más de lo que le importa... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. presentador: ahÍ informaciÓn en pantalla y espero que se ponga en contacto con otro tipo de noticias a travÉs del whatsapp y tambiÉn desprendo el cÓdigo que aparece en pantalla. y la reportamos porque informaciÓn. para estas imÁgenes de lo que fue el evento la fiesta latina se vio muy bueno. tenÍamos que estar ahÍ. presentador: enhorabuena los artistas pudieron asistir. presentadora: les vamos a dejar con imÁgenes del evento latino ahorita en pocos segundos. y me vaya a cambiar poco despuÉs continÚa el Último girona sino, que tenga muy buenas noches. >> buenas noches. [mÚsica] atuendos. acompÁÑanos. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] maity: los lÍderes del "cÁrtel de sinaloa", ismael "mayo" zamb

for years medicaid filled that obligation. it for health care for their children, especially in rural areas. the use of chip, the children's health care program is higher in rural areas than urban area because of focus' incomes. and every child in the country should be enrolled in medicare at birth and they'd retain that eligibility to the age of 18 without the need to reenroll annually. the bill would guarantee coverage for over 2.6 million children in pennsylvania and mean no child will ever again struggle to be healthy due to lack of health care coverage. medicaid includes, as everyone knows, the so-called epsdt, early periodic screening, diagnosis, and treatment benefit. it's one of the best features of medicaid and we don't talk about it enough. this means for children like yours with ongoing health care needs, medicaid would cover everything, everything. they need to identify and treat a health condition to ensure the child can thrive. ms. ward, i'd ask you, you mentioned your family did not qualify for medicaid and you

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medicaid plays a very large role and medicaid expansion is critical. certainly those states that have expanded medicaid, we might believe that if they did would see improvements in many of these statistics the commonwealth fund, your group collected. >> this data, why did you do so? what will you do with it yes. >> so we have a long history of measuring state health performance and it's really critical to us because at the end of the day, these reports very detailed, very evidence-based, ultimately provide what we believe is a blueprint for federal and state health policy and it goes to identify gaps and hopefully engage in efforts to improve them. and so we hope that state and federal lawmakers, those really committed to help policy, those absolutely committed to ensuring that women across our nation get the best health care and have the best outcomes it could look at our findings and identifier's where they can make a difference and certainly we talked about medicaid expansion. we've talked about investing in maternal health and addressing those big

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medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos.facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo y vea cómo puede obtener... más de lo que le importa... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ dayana: y tamo de regreso. —— y estamos de regreso. nayarit, ¿cuÁles son las advertencias del clima? hay que evitar dejar a las mascotas y a los bebÉs, porque miren cÓmo las temperaturas aumentan dentro del vehÍculo, en pocos minutos su bebÉ pudiera morir en sus vehÍculos estacionados, mucha atenciÓn y como siempre le decimos, tomar mucha agua y esos descansos bajo la sombra. dayana: llegamos asÍ al final del, gracias un beso muy fuerte, hasta maÑana! ♪mÚsica♪ conductora: senadores y representantes se reunieron para analizar los problemas de la candidatura del presidente biden. biden buscÓ reafirmar su autoridad con un mensaje de bienvenida a los gobernantes de la otan. donald trump regresa a los eventos de pantalla con un acto polÍti

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos.sted tendrá crédito para ayudar a pagar alimentos saludables, productos de venta sin receta, incluso sus facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo y vea cómo puede obtener... más de lo que le importa... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. yo presentador: muy buenas tardes. solamente se hizo oficial lo que ya se anticipaba desde hace unos dÍas. Ávila aguirre es el director tÉcnico de la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol y junto Él tambiÉn van a estar rafa mÁrquez como asistente y tambiÉn con la promesa de ser encargado de tomar el timÓn de este equipo de cara al siglo mundo lista del 2026 al 2030. y el presidente ejecutivo del director de secciÓn nacional, estos personajes ya hace apenas una semana salÍan a respaldar el proyecto de lozano, ellos fueron los que han hecho el anuncio oficial a travÉs de las plataformas de la federaciÓn mexicana. el vasco llega para adherir el mundial del dos 26 y

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos. alimentos saludables, productos de venta sin receta, incluso sus facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo y vea cómo puede obtener... más de lo que le importa... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. presentadora: estamos a un mes de que nuestros hijos regresen a las aulas de clase y las autoridades advierten a los padres que tengan mucho cuidado a la hora de comprar los artÍculos, ellos aseguran que durante esta Época del aÑo aumentan las estafas en redes sobre quienes publican artÍculos engaÑosos. piden desconfiar de aquellas pÁginas que no le resulten familiar y ser cautelosos cuando vean precios demasiado bajo. nos decÍas que nos preparemos para el jueves y viernes, pero no nos adelantemos. >> este cafÉ caliente porque vamos a estar con mÍnimas muy frÍas en 50 y en algunos lugares esa niebla y aumenta a 89 la temperatura y estarÍamos hablando en el rango de los 90 a partir del jueves

for almost 60 years, medicaid has been our way of fulfilling that obligation.rogram is a lifeline for millions of american families who use it to access care for their children .-guessed the utilization of medicaid into the children's health insurance program is higher in rural areas than urban areas because of the folks incomes in those communities. i've introduced a bill to automatically enroll every child in the country, every child in medicaid at birth and they've retained the eligibility to the age of 18 without the need for re- enrolling and it would guarantee coverage for 2.6 million children in pennsylvania. it would mean that no child would ever again be forced to grow up struggling to stay healthy due to lack of healthcare coverage. medicaid includes, as everyone knows, the so-called eps dt screening ,-guessed diagnosis and treatment benefit. this means that for children like yours ongoing health needs, they would have everything they needed to identify and treat so the job can thrive. they did not qualify for medicaid or you worked extra hours to pay

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. >> in april 2022, the center for medicare and medicaid, cms, took away laguna honda participation in its program, which is extremely devastating. participation in the cms program is the way laguna honda is funded and able to keep its doors open. laguna honda takes that very seriously and we report incidents appropriately, and cms and [indiscernible] come out to review those facility reported incidents. what happens during that is enforcement cycle begins and the cycle is only 6 months, so any time there is deficiency noted you have to train all your staff and the expectation is you get 100 percent of staff with training and the entire time the clock is ticking, there is no pause on the clock. >> our office legal strategy to figure out that we could through the federal government and the actual lawsuit itself, was a important part in allowing the facilities to not transfer any resident out of the facility and also to buy additional time and funding for another year to allow the facility to do all the important changes that are necessary to resociety in medicare and medicaid. the settl

it would extend medicaid coverage for postpartum care from two months to 12 months.on't have a problem shaming people sometimes, so i challenge the states to extend it and now 46 states have extended medicaid coverage for postpartum care. there's a direct connections between this and black maternal mortality, but back to the other point about freedom of choice the majority of black women in america was in the south. you know in the south we have some of the highest rates of black maternal mortality. in the south except for the state of virginia, every state has an abortion ban. but i find in the hypocrisy of some of these extremists is the same one saying they are passing these abortion bans because they care about women and children have been silent on the issue of black mortality. don't come to us gas lighting us about where you've been and where you haven't been on important issues that relate to what we know every day the call to action for what is different we talk about this voting specifically and there are folks inic the room what are they to e from the vote

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos.a pagar alimentos saludables, productos de venta sin receta, incluso sus facturas de servicios públicos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo y vea cómo puede obtener... más de lo que le importa... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. un tema importante que pocas veces se habla, la donaciÓn de Órganos, en este momento sÓlo en california y 22,000 personas esperando un trasplante de Órgano y los latinos no estamos acostumbrado a retronÓ como donantes carla faria tiene un reportaje especial sobre este tema que para algunos resultÓn tabÓ. >> la decisiÓn la tomamos porque en una conversaciÓn que tuvimos. ella me decÍa mamÁ si a mÍ me llega a pasar algo dona mis Órganos. en un mundo donde la esperanza se desvanece con la enfermedad, la donaciÓn de Órganos se vuelve como un rayo de luz, demostrando incluso que la vida puede continuar hasta despuÉs de la muertedecidiÓ irse, asÍ me dijo que y que ocurriÓ con su hija nancy u

as vice president, i found this, i was looking at for women on medicaid, which states provide postpartumt just for two months but up to 12 months and when i came in as vice president only three states extended medicaid coverage for postpartum care from two months up until 12 months. i do not have a problem shaming people sometimes, so i challenged the state to extend it and now 46 states have extended medicaid coverage for postpartum care. there is a direct connection between this and black maternal mortality. back to the point about freedom of choice, the majority of black women live in the south. in the south we have some of the highest rates of black maternal mortality. except virginia, every state has an abortion ban, and what i find hypocrisy upon hypocrisy by extremists is the same one saying their passing abortion bans are complete we silent on black maternal mortality. do not gaslight us about where you have been and where you have not been on important issues that relate to what we know every day affect our sisters, mothers, aunts, grandmothers and daughters. host: if we take th

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos.or: anda, mi hijo. [carraspea] eh, "principessa", su copa. >> qué hermosa vista. vítor: sí, gracias. lo mismo digo yo todas las mañanas cuando me levanto y me veo en el espejo. ah, cotorrea. albertano: sucede que vittorio es de nácoles. nácoles es la parte naca de italia. cuca: a ver, a ver, a ver. ¿qué hacen estas criaturitas aquí a esta hora? >> ¿quién es ella? vítor: ah, es nuestra chacha. cuca: ¿chacha? a mí me respetas, ¿eh? albertano: doña cuca, recuerde que esta no es su casa, ¿eh? cuca: pero donde vivo yo se respeta. nacho: ay, no, sí les sirvieron sus clasecitas de ligue. cuca: bueno, hijitas, ya mejor váyanse a su casa. váyanse con cuidado. no aflojen, hijas, ¿eh? por favor, ándeles, pelen gallo. >> ya nos vamos. no queremos molestar, ¿eh? vítor: no, no, a mí moléstame todo lo que quieras, güera. >> con su permiso, buenas noches. albertano: güera-- no tienen por qué hacerles caso a ellos. vítor: no se vayan. míralas. albertano: cucaracha, bueno, ¿que usted está loca o qué le

about medicaid.rrible policy. it also may be terrible politics for the republicans to embrace proposals like this. >> it is particularly terrible if you look at the map in states like virginia, wisconsin, and obviously important states for this election. thank you so much, steve rattner, at the southwest wall, they tell us. it's the southwest wall. greatly appreciate it. >>> gene robinson, you know, it is so fascinating. i've always thought that, you know, throwing terms around like project 2025, that was just, you know, a little too esoteric for voters. keep it on a bumper sticker. say they're going to take away your medicaid. say they're going to make your -- but this really polls badly for republicans. it really polls badly for donald trump. it polls well when democrats attack it. weirdly enough, it's one of those things that has cut through the fog. there are all these clips of donald trump talking about how important it is before denying he knew anything about it. >> exactly. you can tell it's c

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months, and i realized only three states would extend medicaid coverage for postpartum care from twoths to 12 months. i don't have a problem shaming people, so i challenge the states to be extended and now 46 states have extended medicaid coverage for postpartum care. there is a direct connection between this and black maternal mortality. the majority of black women live in the south. you know that in the south we have some of the highest rates of black maternal mortality. in the south except for the state of virginia every state has an abortion ban, and what i find it, and hypocrisy up on hypocrisy is the same one sink they are passing these abortion bans because they care about women and children and have been completely silent on the issue of black maternal mortality. do not come to us guys letting us about where you will been and where you have not been on important issues that relate to what we know every day affects our sisters, our mothers, our aunts, our grandmothers and could affect our daughters. >> if you were to take that, because part of what we do is to make sure folks

number three medicaid and medicare number four, defense unit number two is? the interest on our debt. not paying it down, just the interest on our debt is the second-highest line item in our budget. folks, we cannot sustain that. monetarily that cannot continue. we've got to address the interest on our debt. we've got to address the 34 and have joined dollard that we set ourselves with.h. and yes it's been republicans and democrats. i won't say it's been one side all of us have spent too much money. got to tighten our belts. he would not run your home budget like this none of us would. i was a small businessman for 32 years i could have never stayed in business for that long if i had run my business like this. we've got tough decisions at outside the key the keyto is gog to be in a bipartisan fashion got to draw social security. we can do it without impacting those who are on social security or who are we going to getting social security soon. we can fix this without inconveniencing people at all but we also got to address medicare and medicaid. the fastest g

ihs realize what they came in as vice president only three states would extend medicaid coverage formonths to 12 months. i, i don't have a problem shaming people sometimes. so i challenge the states to extended, and fo 466 states have extended medicaid coverage for postpartum care. [applause] there is a direct connection between this and black maternal mortality. but here's the other then come back to the other point about freedom of choice. the majority of black women in america live in the south. you know that in the south we have some of the highest rates of black maternal mortality. in the south, except for the state of virginia, every state has an abortion ban. and what i find, hypocrisy upon hypocrisy by some of these extremists is the same one saying they're passing his abortion bans because he care about women and children have been completely silent on the issue of black maternal mortality. so don't come to us -- [applause] -- gas buddy as about where you've been and where you have been on important issues that relate to what we know everyday effects are sisters, our mother'

. >> next, centers for medicare and medicaid services chief actuary and social security administrationmittee on how to -- long-term debts and other -- medicare, medicaid and social security programs. this runs two hours. >> good morning, everybody. this hearing will come to order. welcome to the budget committee's hearing on examining the insolvency of medicare and social security and impact to the federal budget, to our seniors come into the future of our country, and to the seniors

every single county, it exists in medicare and medicaid. our clients are interested in this as well for their populations, so we are seeing more and more of that, too. >> willie sutton line, large number of employees. it's an important target. i think at this point if we just go down any final thoughts, final comments, start with you anand and then over to kofi and dan as the number four lane up, you get to offer your wisdom. >> i think food is medicine is having his moment, and i think it is up to all of us to make sure we meet that moment, and i think everybody in this room, whether a pair or provider perspective, clinical perspective, everybody has a roll to play , and i think making sure that we are connected and aligned, we are able to speak the same language, able to explain to people what this is all about. it's not easy. some of these terms we use are not always easy and we don't know what somebody means one you say food is medicine, food as medicine, what interventions whatnot. i think we have to rise up and meet them because we do

there should be some allowance for someone in massachusetts and medicaid for expansion state. we've got programs out there. dr. chino, one hospital was $300 and another is $30,000, price transparency doesn't work. that's how it does work. i'm going to the hospital that's $300. if i'm the employer, i'm going to find the deal which is cheaper. so that's actually how price transparency is supposed to work. it's not a flaw. it's kind of how it was designed. i want to point out for the patient coming to the emergency room, one of my doctors to my left spoke of, you're in a coma, how do you know? the no surprises act says if you go to any emergency room with an emergency, that's going to be treated as an in network expense. so congress is attempting to address that. we can't just do something but have to think. dr. bai, i looked up the paper and not sure i got the paper that was referred to but a meta analysis of the impact of high deductibles because that's been kind of the conversation here. and it pointed out health incomes are the same between high deductibles and low deductible

medicaid pays at a lower level thanedicare.s to a lower level of reimbursement for pediatric services. and that translates into lower salaries. >> there are short-term consequences of not being able to see a doctor as quickly as possible. are there long-term health consequences? >> absolutely. investment in health and well-being and prevention of disease from the earliest time in life will pay off the most in the end. treating things early like mental health problem, preventing obesity, getting vaccines. those are things that pediatricians do well. we don't have access to those. we will all pay the price as society later. >> are there areas that are more affected by this than others? >> absolutely. there are areas of the country who have fewer pediatricians. there are not specialists. there are rural areas where families have to drive longer or even have to go without specialty care. and then high cost districts. it i hard for us to convince pdf -- pediatrics with the salaries we have available. it is the specialties that have

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