Medicare In Mexico, American retirees push Congress to allow Medicare benefits in Mexico.
Richard C. Morais
Forbes September 4, 2009
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. government should pick up the cost of health care for the elderly Americans living in Mexico. That's the gist of a new lobbying effort aimed at pushing Washington into covering foreign medical expenses for the first time via its sprawling Medicare programs. There are over 1 million U.S. citizens living south of the border, many of them retirees. Read more here: http://www.forbes.com/2009/09/04/mexico-medicare-retirees-personal-finance-health-care.html
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Medicare In Mexico, American retirees push Congress to allow Medicare benefits in Mexico. Richard C. Morais Forbes September 4, 2009 WASHINGTON -- The U.S. government should pick up the cost of health care for the elderly Americans living in Mexico. That's the gist of a new lobbying effort...
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