D.C.’s Certificate of Need (CON) Process Could See Improvement with Proposed Legislation | The National Law Review

October 31, 2024

D.C. Policy Center

On October 29, 2024, a D.C. Policy Center testimony was cited by The National Law Review:

In addition, the time and expense of complying with the CON requirements is enough of a barrier to potentially send independent physician practices across the border into Maryland and Virginia.^[2]

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D.C.’s Certificate of Need (CON) Process Could See Improvement with Proposed Legislation | The National Law Review

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