MSSNY Speaks Out on Wrongful Death Legislation MSSNY continues to voice opposition to pending Wrongful Death legislation in letters to the editor and op-eds in multiple New York newspapers. MSSNY President Dr. Paul A. Pipia’s letter to the editor in the NY Daily News stated, “The staggering increases in the cost of delivering care would
Federal Independent Dispute Resolution Process The Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS), Labor, and the Treasury (collectively, the Departments) are offering an extension of timelines related to: responding to a certified IDR entity’s request for additional information needed to determine a dispute’s eligibility for the Federal IDR process or to make a payment determination;
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NBC News Wrongful Death Report Omits Access to Care Concerns Colleagues: NBC News ran a 3-minute, 34-second story on the wrongful death bill this week, in which they devoted a mere 12 seconds to the point that signing the bill into law will lead to higher health insurance premiums and liability costs for medical malpractice.
