The lawyer for the Connecticut-based Center for Medicare Advocacy, which represented 14 Medicare beneficiaries denied skilled nursing care after a hospital stay, said the center is analyzing a federal court decision that dismissed their suit.
October 04, 2013 at 05:34 PM
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The lawyer for the Connecticut-based Center for Medicare Advocacy, which represented 14 Medicare beneficiaries denied skilled nursing care after a hospital stay, said the center is analyzing a federal court decision that dismissed their suit.
One option, lawyer Alice Bers said, could be an appeal.
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