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New value-based pricing approaches could save up to $228 million in federal and state dollars through 2025.

Surveys of both Social Security Administration rank-and-file and administrative law judges showed overwhelming disapproval.

"Just before the last crisis, regulators gutted financial rules and even considered letting mega-corporations like Walmart own banks -- and here we go again," said Sen. Sherrod Brown.

Spending level adjustments could save $562 per year, according to a new study.

Concerns are high across the board, but income is no buffer against fear.

A compromise deal struck earlier this month was a win for hospitals and doctors, and tweaks made in the final legislation are even friendlier.