Limits weighed on physician-owned hospitals
Washington Post, December 10, 2007
As Congress receives a push to stave off a 10 percent cut in the fees Medicare pays doctors has revived political interest in another thorny issue. Lawmakers who previously have sought tighter scrutiny of physician-owned specialty hospitals say there is a small chance that Congress will address the issue as part of the fee cut legislation.
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