It is just fundamentally wrong that a hospital can own a doctor, but a doctor can't own a hospital.
Michael Burgess: “It is just fundamentally wrong that a hospital can own a doctor, but a doctor can't own a hospital.”
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Burgess criticizes the current rules regarding ownership of hospitals and doctors.
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