Thank goodness for doctors like James Lee who are looking at the Medicare/ Medicaid crisis with a “glass half full” attitude. (Aug. 23 guest commentary, “Pointing the way to better health care.”) These problems are fixable as long as we have people like Lee leading the way. Great commentary, Dr. Lee!
Mark Hinricksen
Marysville
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