Today Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) and Center of the American Experiment drew attention to serious rationing problems in the Minnesota House Omnibus Health bill. The bill would create a commission with the power to impose spending caps that incentivize cuts in care to the most vulnerable patients.
“We are an aging population,” said MCCL Co-Executive Director Cathy Blaeser in the press conference at the Capitol. “Aging brings health issues, even disability issues. Aging brings increased health care costs. Every Minnesotan is threatened by the inevitable rationing that will be forced by the actions of the board created by this bill.”