On the recordJune 25, 2013
On the other hand, Medicare fee-for-service programs to allow beneficiaries to compare quality among hospitals and providers appear to be, at least to us, outdated.
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congress.govOn the other hand, Medicare fee-for-service programs to allow beneficiaries to compare quality among hospitals and providers appear to be, at least to us, outdated.
Senator Carper critiques the outdated nature of Medicare fee-for-service programs.
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