Litigation
Mar. 26, 2014
Health care consolidation getting tested on antitrust grounds
While government-sponsored health care reform sends a message to hospitals, physician groups and other providers to consolidate and streamline, attorneys looking to put together deals are worrying about intense antitrust scrutiny.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Although government-sponsored health care reform sends a message to hospitals, physician groups and other providers to consolidate and streamline services, attorneys looking to put together such deals are worried about intense antitrust scrutiny that could result from the consolidation.
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