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Data Shows High Medicaid Hospitals Received Less Overall Reimbursement

Analysis  |  By Jasmyne Ray  
   July 17, 2024

A new report by Manatt Health found that high-Medicaid hospitals were reimbursed up to 22% less than average hospitals.

Examining hospital data from Arkansas, Massachusetts, and Virgina, the report found that high-Medicaid hospitals received less overall reimbursement compared to the average hospitals within their respective states. The data of the report reaffirms previous studies claiming high-Medicaid hosptials are at a financial disadvantage when it comes to reimbursement.

Jasmyne Ray is the revenue cycle editor at HealthLeaders. 


KEY TAKEAWAYS

Massachusetts' high-Medicaid hospitals had the highest difference in percentage, receiving 20% less reimbursement payments than other hospitals.


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