The National Association of Urban Hospitals consists of private, non-profit urban safety-net hospitals that work together to advocate fair and adequate support, financing, and reimbursement from government payers – Medicare and Medicaid – for hospitals that serve America's neediest urban communities.
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Noteworthy News
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The National Association of Urban Hospitals is pleased to welcome our newest member: The Jersey City Medical Center,[…] -
At a time when Medicare and many state Medicaid programs are attempting to penalize hospitals when patients are[…] -
Non-elderly and uninsured adults have less access to health care than they did ten years ago, according to[…] -
Primary care physicians serving Medicaid patients will receive a raise in their fees for the next two years.[…] -
Seeking to counter a trend toward slashing state Medicaid spending, a new group calling itself “My Medicaid Matters”[…] -
The health care safety net is failing in Sacramento, California, leaving more than 400,000 residents who are covered[…] -
Enrollment increases spurred by the weak economy have been the primary force driving up state and federal Medicaid[…] -
The new federal Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office has released a presentation in which it shares information about its mission,[…]