Hospitals Dealing With More Self-Pay Patients, Uncompensated Care
Driven by patients’ loss of health insurance, coverage gaps in [...]
New Methodology Helps Facilitate Medicaid Renewals
When the end of the COVID-19 pandemic led to the [...]
Potential Medicaid Implications of the “One Big Beautiful Act”
Growing uncompensated care. Service cuts. Reduced access to care, especially [...]
If ACA Funding for Medicaid Expansion Were to be Cut…
When Congress enacted the Affordable Care Act in 2010 it [...]
NASH Comments on Proposed Changes in S-10 Uncompensated Care Reporting
NASH has expressed support for several new federal proposals on [...]
Supreme Court Paves Way for Public Charge Regulation
The revised public charge regulation that will make it more [...]
MACPAC Looks at Medicaid DSH
At a time when cuts in Medicaid disproportionate share hospital [...]
High-Deductible Plans Losing Luster Amid Low Unemployment
The competition for employees is leading more businesses to offer [...]
New Public Charge Rule Could Affect Immigrants, Providers
Legal immigrants may become reluctant to seek government-sponsored health care [...]
New Poverty Level Standards to Jeopardize Medicaid Eligibility?
The Trump administration is considering changing how the federal government [...]
