Federal law explains a federal court's ability to review a denied Medicare claim, and how it is significantly limited by statute. Congress constrains a Court's power to overrule what the administrative state decided with respect to a patient's Medicare claim. Why did Congress do so, and are those constraints a good idea?

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Congress imposed limitations on federal court review of denied Medicare claims primarily to uphold the efficiency and integrity of the administrative process established by the Medicare program By res... View the full answer