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Generally, most patients are likely not going to realize there is a shortage as hospitals rush to implement their conservation plans to ensure that they don’t reach a point of scarcity and that acutely ill patients continue to receive the IV fluid they need.
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After Ascension Saint Vincent Dunn in Bedford closed in 2022, health care leaders had to quickly solve challenges unique to rural communities.
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The new state budget improved the Medicaid reimbursement rates for physicians this year. But IHA President Brian Tabor said hospitals now need more support from the state.
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Federal agencies and Congress are also considering larger-scale restrictions on the agreements.
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Some religiously affiliated institutions say they won’t perform procedures for rape.
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From 2010 to 2021, 136 rural hospitals have closed in the U.S., according to a recent report from the American Hospital Association. This includes a record 19 closures in 2020.
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Hospitals must be organized and operated exclusively for specific tax-exempt purposes and meet other IRS-specific requirements.
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In a statement issued earlier this week, the Indiana Hospital Association said pediatric beds were more than 70 percent occupied across the five largest hospitals specializing in care for children.
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Preliminary data from a non-partisan study reveals a troubling, but familiar, trend in Indiana healthcare—it’s among the most expensive in the country.
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The RAND 4.0 study, conducted by the nonprofit public policy research organization, shows Hoosiers paid hospitals nearly 300 percent more than what Medicare would pay for the same services.