Unfair Competition From the Public Sector And Government Supported Entities Non
Unfair Competition From the Public Sector And Government Supported Entities Non
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Mrs. Clayton. I misspoke. Home health as I know it was provid- ing physical, physicians, or nurse practitioners, or therapists, and you are in the equipment business.
Mr. Doherty. That is correct.
Mrs. Clayton. Let me ask you, why wouldn't the 1993 tax re- form, where they are preventing doctors from referring patients to where they have an interest in it, why doesn't that help protect you as a profit entity for having self-referral, fi-om a hospital to an in- strument?
Mr. Doherty. In my opini...on, the arguments that were used to preclude physicians from self-referral situations, are the very same arguments that apply to the Medicare, Medicaid, or hospital side of health care. It simply wasn't included. I hope to see it included in the future. I think it is very much analogous.
Mrs. Clayton. You mentioned and talked about the day care. I, for one, hope there is an explosion of day care, because the work force in America needs day care. If there was — that is part of mak- 28 ing this economy competitive, is for parents to have affordable day care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Clayton. I misspoke. Home health as I know it was provid- ing physical, physicians, or nurse practitioners, or therapists, and you are in the equipment business.
Mr. Doherty. That is correct.
Mrs. Clayton. Let me ask you, why wouldn't the 1993 tax re- form, where they are preventing doctors from referring patients to where they have an interest in it, why doesn't that help protect you as a profit entity for having self-referral, fi-om a hospital to an in- strument?
Mr. Doherty. In my opini...on, the arguments that were used to preclude physicians from self-referral situations, are the very same arguments that apply to the Medicare, Medicaid, or hospital side of health care. It simply wasn't included. I hope to see it included in the future. I think it is very much analogous.
Mrs. Clayton. You mentioned and talked about the day care. I, for one, hope there is an explosion of day care, because the work force in America needs day care. If there was — that is part of mak- 28 ing this economy competitive, is for parents to have affordable day care.
What to read after Unfair Competition From the Public Sector And Government Supported Entities Non?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taxation United States Congress House Committee On Small to read onlineMoreLess
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