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What’s Wrong with Georgia’s Provider Directories?

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What’s Wrong with Georgia’s Provider Directories?

Authors: Georgians for a Healthy Future
Published: February 2, 2016

This fact sheet describes common problems with provider directories and explains SB 302, legislation that would help address these problems.

This fact sheet describes common problems with provider directories and explains SB 302, legislation that would help address these problems.

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