Coopers & Lybrand said that a cost of the legislation, Patient Bill of Rights, exclusive of the liability provision, and we will get to that in a minute, would cost a family of four for a year $31.
Greg Ganske: “Coopers & Lybrand said that a cost of the legislation, Patient Bill of Rights, exclusive of the liability provision, and…”
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Discussing the costs associated with the Patient Bill of Rights legislation.
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