As the state’s hospital and health system leaders just begin to grapple with the massive health care cuts enacted by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) — as much as $128 billion drained from California over the next decade — another threat from Washington, D.C., has emerged.
What’s happening: At this week’s Office of Health Care Affordability (OHCA) board meeting, members acknowledged a variety of potential reasons that a health care entity’s spending growth may justifiably exceed the target — a stark contrast from their sentiments at the July board meeting.
What’s happening: The American Hospital Association (AHA) has extended the deadline for its annual survey to Sept. 5 in an effort to get more responses — especially from California hospitals.
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In remarks that are as baffling as they are dangerous, many Office of Health Care Affordability (OHCA) board members are doubling down on an arbitrary, accelerated, and punitive process to drain hospitals of resources needed for patient care.
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