ATLANTA — After realizing that a one dollar tobacco tax will not make it through the legislature this year, hospitals are warming up to the idea of paying a 1.6 % provider fee.
That’s because they want to avoid lower Medicaid ...
Sun., March 21, 2010 3:05pm (EDT)
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Things are looking bright for Governor Perdue's effort to charge hospitals a 1.6 % provider fee in order to get federal Medicaid dollars.
Susanna Capelouto
Updated: 2 hours ago
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