HHS Seeks Feedback on Your Form-Filling Burdens
Published Date: 8/26/2025
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Summary
The Department of Health and Human Services wants your thoughts on a new info collection plan. If you’re part of a group that shares data with them, this could affect you. They’re asking for comments within 30 days—no big costs, just a chance to help shape the process!
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