On the recordMay 18, 2015
It will make the industry happy, but it will bring needless waste back into the healthcare system and ultimately harm the hardworking families of this country who are paying for this system.
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congress.govIt will make the industry happy, but it will bring needless waste back into the healthcare system and ultimately harm the hardworking families of this country who are paying for this system.
McDermott criticizes industry practices that increase waste in healthcare, affecting families financially.
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