I cannot understand, when an oral drug has been prescribed by a physician and dispensed for a patient, how in the world that constitutes a Stark violation.
Diana Harshbarger: “I cannot understand, when an oral drug has been prescribed by a physician and dispensed for a patient, how in the world…”
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Harshbarger questions the Stark violation regarding mailing prescribed oral drugs to patients.
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