Some health-care providers in our country are concerned that parts of the Stark Law date back years or even decades and could be an impediment to treatment.
Ron Wyden: “Some health-care providers in our country are concerned that parts of the Stark Law date back years or even decades and…”
On the recordJuly 11, 2016
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Wyden addresses concerns about the outdated aspects of the Stark Law affecting treatment.
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