Medicare reform bill squeaks through House before recess. GOP wins support for legislation, but Democrat-led Senate is expected to consider its own drug bill.
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Though saddled with higher costs than other hospitals, teaching hospitals reap plump margins on Medicare. But that could change this fall. A volley of studies say a looming 15% cut in indirect medical education payments and disproportionate-share payments could threaten the financial viability of healthcare's crown jewels unless Congress reverses current law.
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The American Hospital Association and several other groups are doing their best to stop HHS from eliminating the upper payment limit loophole, and the AHA is even suing HHS, but time is running out for the payment plan worth $27 billion over the next 10 years to State Medicaid programs. This is only the fourth time in the past decade that the AHA has sued the federal government.