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• He was a founder and former chairman of the Congressional Physician Payment Review Commission.
• Washington : Physicians Payment Review Commission meeting.
• -- Uwe Reinhardt, Princeton University political economy professor and adviser to congressional Democrats who serves on the Physician Payment Review Commission.
• A federal advisory panel, the Physician Payment Review Commission, has estimated that Medicare pays doctors 70 percent of what private insurers pay.
• The Physician Payment Review Commission, a congressional advisory panel, has estimated that Medicare on average pays 59 percent as much as private insurers.
• Gail R . Wilensky, chairwoman of the panel, the Physician Payment Review Commission, said some HMOs were reaping " windfall gains " on their Medicare business.
• It was commissioned by the Physician Payment Review Commission appointed by Congress, and conducted by Mathematica Policy Research, a Washington think tank; the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; and several universities.
• Dr . John M . Eisenberg, chairman of the Physician Payment Review Commission, said : " The problems in access to physicians'services for Medicare beneficiaries are just below the surface.
• But the Mathematica report has been cited as recently as last month by agencies like the Congressional Budget Office, the General Accounting Office, and the Physicians Payment Review Commission, an advisory council to Congress.
• Between 1991 and 1993, overall payments to doctors for each procedure declined 1.1 percent, but the volume and intensity of care provided per doctor increased 3.2 percent, according to the Physician Payment Review Commission.
• From 1986-1995, Reinhardt served three consecutive three-year terms as a Commissioner on the Physician Payment Review Commission ( PPRC ), established in 1986 by the Congress to advise it on issues related to the payment of physicians.
• "I'm astounded that it ( $ 1 million in billings ) can be quite that much, " said Gail Wilensky, chairman of the Physician Payment Review Commission, a panel that advises Congress on Medicare payment rates.
• A study done last year for the Physician Payment Review Commission found that the annual turnover rate for HMO doctors averaged 4 percent, White said, but that more than 1 in 10 of the plans had a turnover rate of 10 percent or higher.
• But Gail Wilensky, who chairs the Physician Payment Review Commission, which reports to Congress on Medicare payment issues, said her agency " did not see the kinds of obstacles and obstructions ( from the states ) that we heard about ."
• Gail Wilensky, chairman of the Physician Payment Review Commission, and Stewart Altman, chairman of the Prospective Payment Assessment Commission, both warned that efforts to encourage beneficiaries to join managed care groups could impose a strain on the traditional fee-for-service Medicare program.
• Americans may enjoy top-notch health care, but in terms of processing its bills " no country is as backward as the United States, " said Uwe Reinhardt, a Princeton University health economist and former member of the Physician Payment Review Commission, which advises Congress.
• "If we didn't have the trust fund driving us, there's some question how fast we would be moving " on cutting the growth of Medicare, says Gail Wilensky, chairwoman of the Physician Payment Review Commission, an advisory group to Congress on Medicare issues.
• Medicare, the federal health insurance program for 32 million elderly and 4 million disabled people, pays doctors an average of 59 percent of what private insurers pay, and the gap has been widening, according to the Physician Payment Review Commission, a federal panel that advises Congress on payment of doctors.