Seniors, Health Care and Arizona

from Desert Politics · host Todd Landfried

Arizonans spend nearly $20 billion dollars per year on health care. Are we getting our money's worth? Are seniors getting the assistance they need? On this program, we spoke with Donna Gratehouse, a professional finanical planner, about long-term health planning and opened the phones to hear some real stories from real people.

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