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$12 billion in Medicaid funding restored to Texas hospitals
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The federal government has agreed to restore nearly $12 billion in Medicaid funding to Texas hospitals, Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday. "This funding is a major victory for Texas patients," Abbott said.
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With the state’s new fiscal year beginning on Sept. 1, Texas hospitals are expected to lose $27 million per day in additional Medicaid funding, according to the Texas Standard. The shortfall […]
The announcement ends a nearly year-long dispute with the Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services over the funding to Texas hospitals, which were slated to lose $27 million a day.
The federal government has agreed to restore nearly $12 billion in Medicaid funding to Texas hospitals, Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday. "This funding is a major victory for Texas patients," Abbott said.
The state of Texas will receive nearly $12 billion in federal healthcare funding, Gov. Greg Abbott's office announced Thursday, restoring withheld funds that were costing Texas hospitals millions per day.
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