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The FLEX Monitoring Team (FMT) relased a new brief [more]


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Design and the Community Benefits Assessment

    Thank you Brock Slabach for posting the link to the Community Health Needs Assessment Toolkit [more]


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Realignment: An Excellent Value

               At the recent NRHA CAH conference in Kansas City, evidence continued to be presented showing the positive impact a new facility has in increasing the overall performance of the hospital. All of the political, economical and social pressures of today are placing upon rural healthcare the need for the [more]


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Leadership aides inside the House of Representatives have told media outlets that the chamber will take up, and presumably pass, a version of the Senate payroll tax-Medicare extender legislation. The measure, almost identical to a Senate passed resolution, will extend vital rural provisions for two months while congressional leaders work out a compromise for a year long measure. The measure will be slightly modified from the Senate passed measure to allow implementation of the short term tax provisions by payroll companies. The measure is contingent on support by members of the caucus but is expected to pass.
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Speaker of the House John Boehner announced early Sunday morning that House Republicans would oppose the Senate passed extension of various Medicare provisions, including rural specific provisions. The Senate passed package would extend, for a two-month period, the outpatient hold harmless provision, Medicare Section 508 reclassification, reimbursement increases for ambulance services, rural mental health add-ons, extension of therapy cap exemptions and an update for the sustainable growth rate within the physician fee schedule.
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