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Abstract
More than 6 months have passed since President Clinton presented his healthcare reform plan to Congress. Since then, Sen Phil Gramm (R, Texas) and several others have introduced healthcare reform bills. Will Congress eventually pass a bill on healthcare reform? What should physicians expect? We asked Senator Gramm to discuss his bill and to update physicians on how reform is shaping up.
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Sen Phil Gramm
Sen Phil Gramm Sen Phil Gramm has been a Republican senator for the Sixth Congressional District of Texas since 1984. He was first elected to Congress in 1978 as a Democratic representative. He currently serves as a member of the budget, appropriations, and banking committees. Gramm holds a doctorate in economics and taught economics for 12 years at Texas A&M University.