Rural Health Fund Faces Distribution Challenges Amid Hospital Classification Issues
States to apply September for $50B Rural Health Fund amid Medicare cuts; concerns over urban hospitals dual-classified as rural impacting fund allocation.
States to apply September for $50B Rural Health Fund amid Medicare cuts; concerns over urban hospitals dual-classified as rural impacting fund allocation.
Medicaid cuts could reduce U.S. economic output by $183 billion and cost 408,000 jobs by 2034, with severe impacts on rural hospitals and healthcare access.
Minnesota's new law introduces phased Medicaid cuts affecting eligibility, healthcare funding, and rural hospitals, with significant administrative and enrollment impacts.
Virginia hospitals are facing billions in Medicaid funding cuts due to federal legislation, threatening hospital finances, rural healthcare, and thousands of jobs. Explore the impacts on Virginia's healthcare system and policy responses.
Nearly $1 trillion in federal Medicaid cuts over nine years threaten Oregon's health coverage, impacting hospitals and rural access, with significant premium increases on ACA plans expected.
Analysis of Ohio hospitals' financial outlook under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act reveals temporary rural hospital funding amid deeper Medicaid cuts, increasing uninsured numbers and operational risks.
HRRMC Board discusses financial impacts of OBBBA Medicaid funding cuts, adoption of CORA policy, and rural hospital funding outlook under new federal regulations.
New federal Medicaid cuts and funding caps pose challenges for rural hospitals, risking closures and reduced healthcare access. Analysis covers impacts, provisions, and rural healthcare responses.
The University of Kentucky highlights significant challenges from federal spending cuts, including Medicaid payment reductions, SNAP-Ed funding cuts, and new federal student loan limits affecting healthcare and higher education services.
The GOP budget bill proposes Medicaid cuts that risk reversing coverage gains and strain rural healthcare systems, impacting millions including 660,000 in North Carolina.