On the recordApril 22, 2015
Not only do patients end up paying more, their options are more limited, and they have to wait longer for new devices.
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congress.govNot only do patients end up paying more, their options are more limited, and they have to wait longer for new devices.
Toomey highlights the negative impact of the tax on patients' access to medical devices.
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