A Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services rule was meant to cut down on what its administrator once called “shady recycling schemes.”
September 16, 2020 at 12:45 PM
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The Trump administration has withdrawn a proposed rule that Florida health care providers were dreading and that was once described by a top state Medicaid official as crippling.
The move Monday was greeted warmly by hospital and nursing-home officials who were worried about the rule taking effect at the same time facilities have lost money amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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