The networks may be just a group of physicians who are offering part B. It may be a group just of hospitals that are offering part A. Or it may be a combination of physicians and hospitals who get together and achieve the efficiencies that medicine could have done for years had it not been for the Justice Department up here. It is going to be a great move in the right direction, cut the middle man, lower the costs, and let people be involved in their health care with their doctor, not with HCFA.
Charles Norwood: “The networks may be just a group of physicians who are offering part B. It may be a group just of hospitals that are…”
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Discussing healthcare networks and their potential efficiencies.
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