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Congress fails to restore Medicare reimbursement cuts
Patients' rights, regulatory reform, and research funding are still underconsiderationWashington-With a 5.5% decrease in Medicare reimbursement rates now inplace for 2002, urologists and other specialty groups are hoping to convinceCongress to quickly reduce those cuts and act on other issues importantto them, as well.
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