On the recordMarch 3, 2014
We know from past experience that without strong oversight from CMS, contractors have not always performed adequately and have the potential to abuse the public trust.
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congress.govWe know from past experience that without strong oversight from CMS, contractors have not always performed adequately and have the potential to abuse the public trust.
Waxman stresses the need for strong oversight of Medicare contractors to prevent abuse.
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