King & Spalding Broadens Texas Healthcare Bench With Addition of Sara Brinkmann
/PRNewswire/ -- King & Spalding today announced that Sara Brinkmann has joined the firm as a partner on the Healthcare team in the Houston office. Brinkmann...
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/PRNewswire/ -- King & Spalding today announced that Sara Brinkmann has joined the firm as a partner on the Healthcare team in the Houston office. Brinkmann...
/PRNewswire/ -- King & Spalding today announced that Tamra Moore has joined the firm as a partner on the Healthcare team in the Washington, D.C., office. Moore...
Providers must report how they spent funding received via the CARES Act by Sept. 30, but they are still grappling with questions related to what expenses need to be reported amid shifting government guidance.
Modern Healthcare Illustration / Getty Images Teaching hospitals are cheering a federal judge's ruling directing CMS to recalculate payments they say unfairly penalized them for educating fellows. The nearly 50 teaching hospitals listed as plaintiffs in the lawsuit argued that the formula CMS used to calculate the payments was "arbitrary and capricious" because it resulted in hospitals being paid less if they hosted fellows above a specific cap. The judge agreed that the formula ran contrary to the Medicare statute and directed CMS to recalculate the direct graduate medical education payment...