South Shore Hospital, Inc. v. Thompson

How courts have described this case

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• noting that our review, under the APA, is “tightly circumscribe[d]”
• stating that bed rights were a “sine qua non for the operation of a nursing home,” and holding that it was reasonable for the Secretary to use the transfer of such rights as a basis for imputing a previous owner’s operations to a provider
• “[Substantial evidence is an objective standard that gives [Defendant] the benefit of the doubt as to disputed facts” and “[t]his sets the bar fairly low.”
• “That the parties brought the issues forward on cross-motions for summary judgment is not significant; substance must prevail over form, and the fact remains that the parties have presented this matter as a case stated[] on a fully developed administrative record.”

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