Budgeting
The average amount is $170,700, with payments ranging from $500 to $43 million.
The $93 million investment directly affects 10,800 food service staff and other workers.
Hospitals in non-expansion states would see more than $6.8 billion in new spending as a result of the BBBA's closing of the Medicaid gap.
These are the only two states to implement a Basic Health Program, making them eligible.
Rural hospitals got less, though a study finds funding reached hospitals with a larger proportion of patients infected by COVID-19.
Operating cash flow margins for nonprofit hospitals fell to a median 7% in 2020.
CEO Nick Stefanizzi says what's different, even from Haven, is that there are providers in these organizations.
The provisions would increase coverage for millions. House leaders indicate they want a decision this month.
Lobbies for doctors and dentists in California say insurers should foot the bill for pandemic expenses.
Clinical labor costs are up by an average of 8% per patient day, translating to $17 million in additional annual labor expenses.