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 American health care system is moving toward greater use of health care information technology and electronic health[…] -
A new report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) concludes that Medicare is overpaying Medicare Advantage plans[…] -
Created by the Affordable Care Act, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) shared information about the[…] -
Iowa Senator Charles Grassley has written to Medicaid directors in 34 states asking for information about how they[…] -
NAUH has again reached out to House members for critical legislative support. With Congress’s payroll tax conference committee[…] -
NAUH continues its efforts to urge Congress not to reduce Medicare and Medicaid payments to urban safety-net hospitals.[…]
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Could safety-net providers – such as urban safety-net hospitals – work together to create their own accountable care[…] -
As state Medicaid costs rise, states continue to look for new and better ways to limit the growth[…]