The US Supreme Court declined Monday to hear a dispute over whether HHS can demand that long-term care facilities fully explain arbitration agreements to residents if they want to continue getting paid by Medicare and Medicaid.
At issue was a decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit that upheld a US Health and Human Services Department rule placing a new condition on providers’ participation in federal health care programs: that they make it clear that a patient’s admission and ongoing care aren’t dependent on agreeing to arbitrate legal claims.
The rule isn’t preempted by the Federal ...
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