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How to Lose $1Million Without Really Trying

October 31st, 2014
Contributor: Carl A. Gebo
A government contractor, McAllen Hospitals LP, dba South Texas Health System, (McAllen) provided general medical and hospital services to veterans in south Texas. During the course of the VA contract to provide those healthcare services, the McAllen…
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