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See Latest ArticlesMedicare's no-pay rule has little financial impact
American Medical News , 10/28/09
O'Reilly KB – The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has estimated that rules that took effect in October 2008 and denied payment for "reasonably preventable" hospital–associated conditions would save the government $21 million and encourage patient safety improvement.
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