The bill S. 553 proposes changes to the Social Security Act to support sole community hospitals in Alaska and Hawaii. It establishes a minimum payment level for these hospitals, ensuring they receive at least 94% of their reasonable costs for outpatient services. The bill...
The bill wants to make sure small hospitals in Alaska and Hawaii get paid enough money for taking care of people, by setting a rule that they should get at least 94% of what it costs to help outpatients.
H.R. 1708, known as the "Rebuild America’s Health Care Schools Act of 2025," seeks to modify the Social Security Act to cover more costs for nursing and health education programs. It ensures that hospitals can count both direct and indirect education costs as reasonable,...
H.R. 1708 wants to help schools teach nurses and health workers by making sure hospitals can get money back for their teaching costs from the government. It also says that if the government accidentally took money from the hospitals in the past, they have to give it back.
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