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1 Medicare Spending with System Savings, 2010–2019: Current Projection and Alternative Scenarios
Billions 6.6% annual growth* $797 OACT $712 Senate $705 House $703 5.4% annual growth* 5.3% annual growth* 5.2% annual growth* $722 Total 10-Year Medicare System Savings Compared with Modified Current Projection House bill (CMS/OACT) $469 billion House bill (CBO) $484 billion Senate bill (CBO) $387 billion * Notes: Compound annual growth rate. Data: Estimates by CMS using Congressional Budget Office (CBO) cost estimates as provided on Nov. 6, 2009 and Nov. 18, 2009 and OACT estimates as provided on Nov. 14, 2009.

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