On the recordMay 8, 2019
I think removing that rating completely--it should not be anywhere--it should be removed, and I think the incentive should be changed to what are you doing to prevent having to go on opioids.
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congress.govI think removing that rating completely--it should not be anywhere--it should be removed, and I think the incentive should be changed to what are you doing to prevent having to go on opioids.
Maloney advocates for changing opioid prescription incentives to focus on prevention.
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