A LOCAL breast surgeon has used the public platform afforded by the Competition Commission’s recent health market inquiry to draw attention to the wide range of rates medical schemes are willing to pay for scans, depending on who interprets them.
Client: Professor Apffelstaedt
Coverage received in: Business Day Live
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