
|Articles|July 16, 2012
Hospital Groups Rip Regulation Efforts, Urge Better Guidance
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As the scrutiny of healthcare provider payments grows, hospital leaders say regulators are increasingly undercutting physicians' medical judgment and resorting to overly punitive corrective actions using redundant and overlapping investigations.
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Source: ModernHealthcare.com
The sometimes-harsh criticisms of government efforts to collect money from hospitals came in response to a call from the Senate Finance Committee for provider groups to submit feedback on the best ways to cut down on fraud and abuse in Medicare and other healthcare programs.
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