The National Association of Medical Staff Services is a trade group for professionals who manage hospital and medical staff processes. Its filings show it lobbies Congress about getting genetic counselors recognized under Medicare, meaning it supports rules that would let those counselors be paid or formally acknowledged by the federal health insurance program for people 65 and older. The group reported hiring SmithBucklin Corporation and filed lobbying reports but listed no spending.
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