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Md. officials still negotiating with feds to retain Medicare waiver worth billions

by Len Lazarick | January 23, 2013 | News | 2 |

Maryland health agencies are continuing to negotiate with federal Medicare to avoid losing up to $2 billion in federal health care dollars. After months of tense dialogue, Maryland officials believe that they are making progress.

State health cost commission to seek exemption from Medicare payment changes

by Len Lazarick | July 6, 2011 | News | 0 |

This summer, Maryland will request an exemption from a new requirement by Medicare that hospitals demonstrate their quality of care. The requirement, which involves monetary rewards for those that meet the new standard and penalties for those that don’t, goes into effect Oct. 1.

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Md. officials still negotiating with feds to retain Medicare waiver worth billions

State health cost commission to seek exemption from Medicare payment changes

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