Not All Medical Device Folks Eager to Drink Kool-Aid on Medical Device Tax

You would think that a member group called Medical Devices Group would chime in unison about the horrors of the medical device tax. But when you are talking about a 100,000-strong group, assuming homogeneity is a folly. That appears to be what the owner of the 100,000+ Medical Devices Group on LinkedIn encountered when he announced to the group last week that he had created a website called no2point3 to repeal the 2.3 percent device tax. Joe Hage, a medical marketing communications expert, was looking to collect 25,000 signatures to get noticed by the White House.