-
House Ways and Means Committee Democrats, worried that Republicans are sabotaging the Affordable Care Act, have asked three federal agencies for information about how they are implementing President Trumps executive order on repealing the law.
February 9 -
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloys $40.6 billion biennial budget measures aim to closing a $1.7 billion annual deficit. He also wants to tax hospital properties for the first time.
February 8
-
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has formed a task force charged with recommending how to tackle local governments unfunded retirement obligations.
February 7
- Texas
In a critical year for the Texas health-care industry, the state's leaders have indicated no interest in tapping the state's growing rainy day fund to cover $1.2 billion in Medicaid underfunding.
February 6
-
Lakeland Regional Health and Orlando Health disclosed to bondholders on EMMA that they have signed a letter of intent to create an integrated regional health care system.
February 3
-
North Carolinas $38 billion of unfunded pension and retiree healthcare costs led a key committee to advise raising the states debt capacity and increasing annual funding to address the liabilities.
February 2
-
New Jersey healthcare providers are starring at escalating costs if the Affordable Care Act is repealed, according to the New Jersey Hospital Association.
January 27
-
California's cost for retiree health and dental benefits has grown to $76.68 billion, according to a report from State Controller Betty Yee.
January 26
- Texas
Gainesville Hospital District in North Texas is reorganizing under Chapter 9 bankruptcy with $19.7 million of general obligation bonds insured by Ambac.
January 25
-
A repeal of the Affordable Care Act would hamper New Jersey finances, according to state lawmakers fighting to save the landmark national healthcare program.
January 24
