Concern is that this health plan fee will be disproportionately harmful to these plans because they are smaller and may be less able to absorb these additional costs.
Thomas E. Petri: “Concern is that this health plan fee will be disproportionately harmful to these plans because they are smaller and may…”
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Petri expresses concern about the impact of health plan fees on smaller health providers.
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