Exemption inquiry. Congress not sure what sets apart not-for-profits.
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It could have been worse. But then it could have been better. That was how healthcare providers assessed the Medicaid funding approved by Congress last week as part of the fiscal 2006 budget. Cuts in projected spending totaled dollars 10 billion over four years. "We fought against there being any cuts, but we think these are somewhat palatable," says the American Hospital Association's Tom Nickels, left.
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As the 109th Congress settles in, the time has come for lobbying to start again. And healthcare trade groups know what issues they're concerned about: Medical liability, Medicaid and specialty hospitals top their agendas. AHA Chairman George Lynn, left, railed against specialty hospitals at a news conference earlier this month, calling them "limited service" facilities.
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