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This case concerns the lien claim of Ambulatory Surgery Center of Pomona (ASCP) for services rendered to an injured worker. The prior decision disallowed the lien because ASCP lacked a fictitious-name permit from the Medical Board of California. ASCP argues a permit wasn't required for "facility fees" and it possessed necessary accreditations. The Appeals Board rescinded the decision, remanding for a determination of whether ASCP operated as a "clinic" requiring a permit or an "outpatient setting" exempt from such if accredited, and whether its accreditation was valid for ASCP.
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This case concerns the lien claim of Ambulatory Surgery Center of Pomona (ASCP) for services rendered to an injured worker. The prior decision disallowed the lien because ASCP lacked a fictitious-name permit from the Medical Board of California. ASCP argues a permit wasn't required for "facility fees" and it possessed necessary accreditations. The Appeals Board rescinded the decision, remanding for a determination of whether ASCP operated as a "clinic" requiring a permit or an "outpatient setting" exempt from such if accredited, and whether its accreditation was valid for ASCP.
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