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Trump admin using AI to deny medical care for seniors in disastrous experiment — Patty Murray | ChamberLight
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SOURCE CHECK TAP FOR WHY Outlet credibility Ars Technica NOT RATED This article 1 analysis · Sep 27, 2026
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Ars Technica reports that Medicare’s WISeR pilot has faced delays, denials and technical problems, while documents show contractors can earn a share of costs avoided when care is denied. Sen. Patty Murray questioned the incentives and said she would try to stop the program.
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People in this story 3 + 1 PM Senator who questioned the WISeR nominee about contractor incentives and opposed the program’s expansion.
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DT President whose administration launched WISeR and plans to expand it.
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SD Representative who sought the release of more WISeR documents through a committee vote.
ALSO MENTIONED Chris Klomp, Trump’s nominee for HHS deputy secretary who defended the program’s oversight at a Senate hearing.
Representative who sought the release of more WISeR documents through a committee vote.
ALSO MENTIONED Chris Klomp, Trump’s nominee for HHS deputy secretary who defended the program’s oversight at a Senate hearing.
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