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OF REPRESENTATIVES  \u003Cbr>1st Session  \u003Cbr>PART I  \u003Cbr>{  \u003Cbr>}   |\n| --- |\n| RURAL HEALTH CLINIC SERVICES  \u003Cbr>REPORT  \u003Cbr>OF THE  \u003Cbr>COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS  \u003Cbr>U.S.HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES  \u003Cbr>ON  \u003Cbr>H.R.8422  \u003Cbr>JULY 29,1977.—Ordered to be printed  \u003Cbr>U.S.GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE  \u003Cbr>WASHINGTON :1977  \u003Cbr>89-006   |\n\nJAMES A.BURKE,MassachusettsDAN ROSTENKOWSKI,IllinoisCHARLES A.VANIK,OhioOMAR BURLESON,TexasJAMES C.CORMAN,CaliforniaSAM M.GIBBONS,F'lorida  \nJOE D.WAGGONNER,JR.,LouisianaOTIS G.PIKE,New York  \nJ.J.PICKLE,Texas  \nCHARLES B.RANGEL,New YorkWILLIAM R.COTTER,ConnecticutFORTNEY H.(PETE)STARK,CaliforniaJAMES R.JONES,OklahomaANDY JACOBS,JR.,IndianaABNER J.MIKVA,IllinoisMARTHA KEYS,KansasJOSEPH L.FISHER,VirginiaHAROLD FORD,TennesseeKEN HOLLAND,South CarolinaWILLIAM M.BRODHEAD,MichiganED JENKINS,Georgia  \nRICHARD A.GEPHARDT,MissouriJIM GUY TUCKER,ArkansasRAYMOND E.LEDERER,Pennsylvania  \nCOMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS  \nAL ULLMAN,Oregon,Chairman  \nBARBER B.CONABLE,JR.,New YorkJOHN J.DUNCAN,TennesseeBILL ARCHER,Texas  \nGUY VANDER JAGT,MichiganWILLIAM A.STEIGER,WisconsinPHILIP M.CRANE,IllinoisBILL FRENZEL,MinnesotaJAMES G.MARTIN,North Carolina  \nL.A.(SKIP)BAFALIS,FloridaWILLIAM M.KETCHUM,CaliforniaRICHARD T.SCHULZE,PennsylvaniaBILL GRADISON,Ohio  \nJOHN M.MARTIN,Jr.,Chief Counsel  \nJ.P.BAKER,A88istant Cnief CounselJoHN K.MEAGHER,Minority Counsel  \n(II)  \np~aeic  Lan0:95mn Congon/ 197  \nC45LibraryC2-07-13  \n7500 Security Bivc.Baitimore.Maryianr!21244  \nCONTENTS  \nPage  \n2  \nI.Purpose and background of the bill----II.Summary of the bill_-----------------------------III.General statement--------------------------------  \n2  \n3  \n3  \nA.Rural health clinics-----------------------Rural health clinic services----------------Rural health clinic_-----------------------Primary care practitioner_----------  \n4568  \nB.Demonstration projects for urban clinics_--  \nC.Demonstration projects for comprehensive out-patient mentalhealth centers__---9IV.Cost of carrying out the bill and effect on the revenues__9  \nV.Other matters to be discussed under the House rules_--10  \nVI.Section-by-section analysis--------11VII.Changes in existing law made by the bill,as reported---14  \nMr.ULLMAN,from the Committee on Ways and Means,submitted the following  \nREPORT  \n[To accompany H.R.8422]  \nThe Committee on Ways and Means,to whom was referred the bill(H.R.8422)to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to p10-vide payment for rural health clinic services,having considered thesame,report favorably thereon with amendments and recommendthat the bill as amended do pass.  \nThe amendments(stated in terms of the page and line numbers ofthe introduced bill)are as follows:  \nOn the first page line 7,insert after the semicolon“and”.  \nOn the first page,strike out line 8 and all that follows down throughline 2 on page 2.  \nPage 2,line 3,strike out“(3)”and insert in lieu thereof“(2)”.  \nPage 2,line 15,strike out“;and”and insert in lieu thereof“,and”.  \nPage 3,line 13,before“clinic”insert“rural health”.  \nPage 3,line 18,after“(B)”insert the following:\"in the case of afacility which is not a physician-directed clinic,”.  \nPage 3,line 21,strike out\"section 1861\"and insert in lieu thereof“subsection”.  \nPage 4,line 6,strike out “except that”and insert in lieu thereof\"and.  \nPage 4,line 7,strike out“slall have”and insert in lieu thereof“has”.  \nPage 6,line 19,strike out“clinics,\"and insert in lieu thereof“clinicservices,\".  \nPage 6,strike out line 21 and all that follows down through line 9on page 7,and insertin lieu thereof the following:  \n(e)Section 1861(s)(2)of such Act is amended—  \n(1)by striking out“and”at the end of subparagraph(C)(ii);  \n(2)by inserting“and”at the end of subparagraph(D);and  \n(3)by adding the following new subparagraph atthe end thereof:\"(E)rural health clinic services;\".  \nPage 8,line 3,strike 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