But what you are saying is you are not letting the beneficiaries know that they have an alternative to go to a provider that doesn't discriminate against them.
Mike Quigley: “But what you are saying is you are not letting the beneficiaries know that they have an alternative to go to a provider…”
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Quigley criticizes HUD's proposed rules for not informing beneficiaries of alternative providers.
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