Monmouth Medical Center v. Thompson

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• concluding intermediaries, as agents of the Secretary, \may properly be bound by a writ of mandamus against the Secretary\
• observing that the Medicare Act “places notice and comment requirements on the Secretary’s substantive rulemaking similar to those created by the APA”
• observing that the Medicare Act “places notice and comment requirements on the Secretary’s substantive rulemaking similar to those created by the APA”
• concluding intermediaries, as agents of the Secretary, “may properly be bound by a writ of mandamus against the Secretary”
• observing that the Medicare Act \places notice and comment requirements on the Secretary's substantive rulemaking similar to those created by the APA\
• explaining that, because the Medicare statute imports the APA’s distinction between substantive and interpretive rules, it likewise imported the Paralyzed Veterans doctrine

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