USC v. Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo
A hospital sued a county health system authority that provides managed care services to Medi-Cal beneficiaries. The hospital claimed the county health authority is liable for the full amount of the hospital’s bills for the care of Medi-Cal beneficiaries because there was no contract limiting the amount it could charge for services. The trial court granted the health authority summary judgment. The court concluded the hospital’s fee for services is limited by Welfare and Institutions Code section 14499.6, subdivision (b). We affirm.
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