On the recordJune 15, 2015
The CBO originally scored the HITECH Act as saving money over the long run because they thought there would be more efficient transfer of records.
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congress.govThe CBO originally scored the HITECH Act as saving money over the long run because they thought there would be more efficient transfer of records.
Cassidy discusses the unmet expectations of cost savings from the HITECH Act.
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