Richard Pizzi
It is time for states to suspend, rather than terminate, the Medicaid benefits of inmates while they are incarcerated, according to correctional healthcare experts.
The New Jersey Department of Human Services has awarded a contract for non-emergency transportation services to eligible New Jersey FamilyCare and Medicaid clients.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has extended its implementation schedule for new Medicare Secondary Payer reporting requirements under the Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007.
The American Hospital Association and the Premier healthcare alliance have submitted separate comments to the Senate Finance Committee on its proposed options for reforming the healthcare delivery system.
More healthcare finance news from the state and community level, where the rubber meets the road.
As the current recession deepened, high performing philanthropic fundraisers in charge of major gifts and planned giving programs were the most effective and efficient rainmakers for health systems.
The impact of the recession on U.S. hospitals may present problems for the $47 billion in vitro diagnostic industry, says a new report from a healthcare market research publisher.
The Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission has approved a 1.77 percent increase in the rates hospitals can charge their patients.
The Medicare trust fund will be exhausted by 2017, two years earlier than originally projected, according to the annual report by Medicare Trustees.
The American Hospital Association is urging the House Financial Services Committee to include tax-exempt hospital bonds in any legislation to help the municipal securities market.