That said, it is better than some of her work; she explicitly notes that both the AMA and AARP support such a provision.
“These are important discussions everyone should have when they are healthy and not entering a hospital, so they are fully informed and can make their wishes known,” said association President J. James Rohack. “That’s not controversial; it’s plain, old-fashioned patient-centered care.”
In other words, more obfuscation of the type that gets people to believe Medicare is not a government program.
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