Thomas Jefferson Institute
For Public Policy

Feb .
3
2016

Jefferson Journal: Time to Reform State Hospital Regulations

by Mike Thompson posted under Commentaries, Government Reform, Healthcare, TJI

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Virginia lives under an out-of-date Certificate of Public Need (COPN) law originally enacted at the urging of the federal government in an effort to contain health care costs. The federal requirement was repealed in 1987. It’s time to take it off Virginia’s books, too.

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