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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1994

Page

4

Hospital Finance Chiefs Seek Relief Amid Reimbursement Strain

The Ransom Memorial Hospital outlines why high charges persist and how private payers subsidize care for the chronically underpaid government programs. It traces Medicare and Medicaid shifts since 1983, the move to fixed payments, and the impact on inpatient versus outpatient care.

Tiingie Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Ransom

Hillary Clinton highlights Alzheimer costs and coverage gaps

Washington AP Hillary Rodham Clinton said Alzheimer's disease imposes the highest financial and emotional burden among US illnesses while many health insurance policies limit or exclude coverage. She noted about 4 million Americans have the disease and care costs can reach up to $50,000 annually per patient, often bankrupting families.

Washington Hillary Rodham Clinton Clinton

Florida governor signs tough anti tobacco law

Gov. Lawton Chiles signed a landmark Florida law allowing class action suits against tobacco companies to reimburse Medicaid costs for smoking related illnesses. The measure, one of the nation’s strongest, enables state recovery based on market share and uses statistics to link smoking to numerous illnesses, potentially totaling about 1.2 billion dollars since 1989. The Tobacco Institute warned of possible court challenges.

Allahassee Fla Florida Lawton Chiles Marlboro Chiles Mississippi The Tobacco Institute

Kennedy touts progress in health reform bill

Senator Edward M. Kennedy praised bipartisan cooperation after a week of daily committee sessions on health reform. He noted 19 of 30 Republican amendments were adopted, signaling broader consensus while acknowledging remaining disputes over employer costs and policy details.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Labor and Human Resources Committee Clinton

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