Universal Health Services of McAllen, Inc. v. Sullivan

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that Congress intended to grant Secretary power to establish substantive criteria for Board reclassification
• explaining that the Medicare Act’s preclusion of review of the Secretary’s reclassification decisions did not bar judicial review of the validity of the Secretary’s guidelines
• “The party seeking to read a legislative scheme to preclude review bears the burden of demonstrating Congress’ intent to do so.”
• “The Court does not find that Act’s preclusion of individual reclassification determinations to imply a congressional intent to preclude review of the underlying guidelines.”
• “The [Medicare] Act does not . . . expressly preclude judicial review of the guidelines utilized by the Board and the Secretary in deciding upon reclassification requests.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).