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New Hampshire Hospitals Request Federal Intervention on Medicaid

Source: The Union Leader | New Hampshire | April 27, 2012

South Carolina Hospital's Plan to Reduce Medical Errors

Leaders of several New Hampshire hospitals that on Thursday took the unprecedented step of asking for federal intervention in the state-run program. In a letter dated Thursday, 160 trustees said the $130 million reduction in Medicaid payments to their hospitals was done with no analysis on impacts to the poor and needy.

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South Carolina Hospital's Plan to Reduce Medical Errors

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