On the recordJuly 24, 2019
Cutting reimbursements actually exacerbates that shortage by dramatically reducing the funds available to retain and hire healthcare professionals and purchase new medical equipment.
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congress.govCutting reimbursements actually exacerbates that shortage by dramatically reducing the funds available to retain and hire healthcare professionals and purchase new medical equipment.
He argues that reimbursement cuts worsen healthcare professional shortages.
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