Once cushioned from lawmaker scrutiny, hospitals see a shift ...Middle East

The arguments that hospitals’ trade groups have used for years — mainly, that they need more money from the government — are beginning to fall flat, indicating one of Washington’s most powerful lobbying juggernauts may be losing some goodwill. While groups like the American Hospital Association, which represents about 5,000 hospitals and which spent $27 […] The post Once cushioned from lawmaker scrutiny, hospitals see a shift appeared first on Roll Call.

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Once cushioned from lawmaker scrutiny, hospitals see a shift ...Middle East

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