If it is so complicated for hospitals to do these appeals, you can imagine what it is like for beneficiaries doing it on their own.
Kevin Brady: “If it is so complicated for hospitals to do these appeals, you can imagine what it is like for beneficiaries doing it on…”
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Brady highlights the difficulties beneficiaries face in appealing hospital decisions.
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