MANAGED CARE HEALTH SYSTEM WILL INCREASE NEED FOR ANTI- FRAUD/ABUSE LEGISLATION
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
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MANAGED CARE HEALTH SYSTEM WILL INCREASE NEED FOR ANTI- FRAUD/ABUSE LEGISLATION, Sen. William Cohen (R-Maine) said at a July 7 press briefing in Washington, D.C. Cohen, the ranking minority member on the Senate Special Committee on Aging, held the briefing to announce the release of a committee staff report on health care fraud and abuse.
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