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CMS Modifies some COVID-19 HCP SNF Testing Requirements
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Gov. Newsom Signs Two PPE Bills
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Updates for the Week of Sept. 28
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New CMS Price Transparency Website Includes Resources for Compliance
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CHA Responds to the Wall Street Journal
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Urge Congress, HHS to Reinstate Previous Provider Relief Fund Reporting Requirements
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HQI to Host Webinar on Disparities in Perinatal Mental Health Care
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New Legislation Provides Relief for Medicare Loan Repayments
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California Hospitals Applaud Gov. Newsom for Signing Legislation Expanding Role of Nurse Practitioners
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“We applaud Gov. Newsom for signing into law AB 890 (Wood, D-Santa Rosa) — a bill that will expand access to health care, especially in rural communities,” said California Hospital Association President & CEO Carmela Coyle. “By allowing highly trained and certified nurse practitioners to provide primary care as they practice to the full extent of their training, more Californians will be able to get the care they need.”
California Hospitals Express Concern About Two PPE Bills Signed into Law by Gov. Newsom
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“Unfortunately, in signing both bills about personal protective equipment supply, the Administration has created double jeopardy for hospitals — subjecting them to disparate requirements and penalties,” said Carmela Coyle, President & CEO of the California Hospital Association. “But, as always, California’s hospitals stand ready to work together with others on the front lines of COVID to find meaningful, long-term solutions to increase the availability of appropriate personal protective equipment to keep patients and workers safe.”