Medicare pandemic advances deepen debt for some hospitals ...Middle East

Congress poured money into the U.S. economy throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. But for a few hospitals, one of the lifelines that Medicare threw to the medical industry ultimately became another stone around their necks. Medicare flooded hospitals with cash after the virus prompted the Trump administration to halt elective care — a crucial source of […] The post Medicare pandemic advances deepen debt for some hospitals appeared first on Roll Call.

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