Pathologists' suit challenges Medicare reimbursement rules

Article Abstract:

New rules concerning reimbursement of pathologists for services rendered under Medicare are being challenged by a lawsuit submitted by the College of American Pathologists. Pathologists maintain that the new rules would have an adverse influence on their practice and the quality of patient care.

Offices & clinics of medical doctors, Professional organizations, Cases, Medicare, Pathologists, College of American Pathologists

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Reagan's budget calls for cuts in Medicare, Medicaid spending

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The Administration has proposed to Congress a $274.2 billion budget for the Dept. of Health and Human Services. The proposal recommends a $4.5 billion drop in projected spending for Medicare and Medicaid.

Admin. of public health programs, Executive offices, Economic aspects, Public health

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Maine takes aim at health spending

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It is expected that Medicaid expenses in Maine will reach $200 million. A unique copayment plan is being instituted. It is hoped that patients will move from hospital outpatient clinics to physicians.

Health aspects, Maine, Health planning, Medicaid, Medical law

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