
Nick Hut
Managing Editor, Leadership and New Initiatives at Healthcare Financial Management
Developer of content about healthcare finance (it's actually way more interesting than you might think) and healthcare leadership for @hfmaorg.
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1 week ago |
hfma.org | Nick Hut
Even before a Senate committee produced legislative text that would increase the Medicaid cuts in the budget reconciliation bill, hospitals were preparing to amplify their opposition to the bill. The changes wrought by the Senate are likely to make the matter more urgent for hospitals that could be exposed to potentially significant revenue declines.
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1 week ago |
hfma.org | Nick Hut
With the looming release of key updates to the budget reconciliation bill, recent analyses have sought to project the impact on rural hospitals and healthcare providers overall. Any day now, the Senate Finance Committee is expected to publish most of the healthcare proposals that would be part of the bill also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Those provisions could differ from the version passed by the House, which then would have to vote on the Senate’s bill.
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2 weeks ago |
hfma.org | Nick Hut
As congressional Republicans continue their discussions on the budget reconciliation bill, not-for-profit (NFP) hospitals should be aware of items that have gotten less attention than the retrenchment of Medicaid and Affordable Care Act coverage. The version passed by the House on May 22 includes new or expanded taxes that could affect NFP hospitals.
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2 weeks ago |
hfma.org | Nick Hut
A landmark hospital pricing bill that recently became law in Indiana could foreshadow similar developments in other states. Indiana hospitals will face both a tax penalty and the loss of their tax-exempt status if their prices exceed designated limits. The limits, to be determined via a formula set by the state’s Office of Management and Budget, will reflect the average of all Indiana hospital prices for inpatient and outpatient procedures.
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2 weeks ago |
hfma.org | Nick Hut
For both revenue and costs, ongoing policy developments pose a risk of aggravating trends that already are constraining hospital budgets. The budget reconciliation bill in Congress and the imposition of extensive tariffs would add to ongoing pressures on hospital financials. Bad debt levels are rising among not-for-profit hospitals, as are supply costs, and those issues could become more severe if policies remain on their current track.
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