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 [...]
NASH Registers Concerns Over Uncompensated Care Audits
The process the federal government is employing to audit the [...]
Helping Safety-Net Hospitals Help Their Patients
A new report published on the Health Affairs Blog describes [...]
House Committee Looks at 340B
Are hospitals using the savings generated by their participation in [...]
Medicare’s Costs Can Be High for Low-Income Beneficiaries
Despite enjoying Medicare coverage, low-income seniors can still spend a [...]
Hospital Uncompensated Care Down
As was surely expected, reforms introduced through implementation of the [...]
Hospital Bad Debt Up in Ohio
While uncompensated care is down, bad debt is up at [...]
Hospitals Reconsidering Charity Care Policies?
In the wake of Affordable Care Act policies that enhance [...]
