Roughly 200 acute care hospitals on Friday will press their challenge to the rule used in Medicare to compensate them for treating low-income patients.
The health-care providers are hoping the oral argument at the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit will overturn a federal district court ruling that went against them nearly a year ago.
How the Department of Health and Human Services calculates the annual supplemental payments, known as disproportionate share hospital (DSH) adjustments, is a contentious issue. At stake are billions of dollars for thousands of hospitals.
Hospitals had argued before the district court ...
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