California voters reject Proposition 29's mandates for kidney dialysis clinics
LOS ANGELES — For a third time, California voters rejected a statewide mandate to increase medical staffing at dialysis centers. Proposition 29 would have required dialysis clinics to have a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician assistant present while patients are receiving care at any of the state's 600 dialysis centers. Clinics also would have been required to disclose if a physician had ...
LOS ANGELES — For a third time, California voters rejected a statewide mandate to increase medical staffing at dialysis centers.
Proposition 29 would have required dialysis clinics to have a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician assistant
