ACLA Refutes HHS Secretary's Argument in Motion for PAMA Summary Judgement

Apr 09, 2018

NEW YORK (360Dx) – The American Clinical Laboratory Association filed a brief last week refuting the government's defense, as it continues to seek a summary judgement in its lawsuit over new Medicare pricing for lab tests under the Protecting Access to Medicare Act.

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