HB 4959

House·9th Congress·Filed Nov 19, 1992

An Act to Reimburse Private Hospitals Admitting Emergency Patients for All Medicines Administered to Indigent Persons During the First Two Days of Treatment Prior to Their Transfer to Government Hospitals

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Quiling Carmona
RepresentativeTranquilino "Quiling" Carmona
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An Act to Reimburse Private Hospitals Admitting Emergency Patients for All Medicines Administered to Indigent Persons During the First Two Days of Treatment Prior to Their Transfer to Government Hospitals

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