Paying the price. Chicago Catholic Archdiocese removes 3 priests in healthcare-affiliated roles.
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A ruling by a federal judge reinstating the tax exemption of St. David's Health Care System in Austin, Texas, has taught the Internal Revenue Service a hard lesson about the toughness of Texas. No one was happier with the judge's decision than St. David's President and Chief Executive Officer.
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Lawmakers wondering how to handle white-collar crime might look to the healthcare industry, where crooked executives are being held criminally accountable for shady business dealings and corrupt practices that previously may have resulted in quiet dismissals. A confluence of factors has driven the crackdown, from escalating whistleblower lawsuits to a decade-long effort to halt Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
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Utah hospitals are cautiously optimistic about a controversial new Medicaid project that would expand health insurance coverage to 25,000 of the state's low-income workers but would not cover hospitalization. The project marks the first time the federal government has let a state offer a Medicaid benefit plan that fails to cover hospitalization and reduces benefits for some enrollees in order to expand access for others.
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