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nonprofit hospital

A hospital that is exempt from paying income and property taxes. In such a facility, funds earned are reinvested in the hospital and its services instead of being paid as dividends to shareholders.

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Promedica (101) when it addressed whether a merger between one health system that operated three general acute care hospitals and another nonprofit hospital violated Section 7.

The evolution of federal courts' healthcare antitrust analysis: does the PPACA spell the end to hospital mergers?

The justification for reining in debt collection was the expectation that nonprofit hospitals exist for the greater good of society, rather than for generating profits.

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The foundation configuration is popular in the nonprofit hospital industry, and it could be assumed that organizations conforming to industry norms would adopt this configuration.

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a nonprofit hospital without any kind of monetary threshold or

The rules of the fight must be fair: states should pass a uniform code for nonprofit hospital tax exemption of real property

The community benefit standard, despite its name, does not provide a definitive standard governing classification as a nonprofit hospital. (195) This standard also does not provide a basis for differentiation between the behaviors and activities of nonprofit and for-profit institutions.

A veil of tax exemption?: a proposal for the continuation of federal tax-exempt status for "nonprofit" hospitals

The ACA also requires that each nonprofit hospital create an

Healthy reform, healthy cities: using law and policy to reduce obesity rates in underserved communities

Also during the 1990s, three states established specific standards related to community benefit, including the following quantitative thresholds, for nonprofit hospital property tax exemptions:

Hospital tax exemption: How did we get here?

Diokno said the government should allow nonprofit hospitals and cooperatives to keep their incentives under the proposal to rationalize tax perks.

'Nonprofit hospitals, co-ops should keep perks'

He joins Dentons from 340B Health, a membership organization of more than 1,300 public and private nonprofit hospitals and health systems, where he served as vice president, legal and policy counsel.

United States : Dentons expands Health Care practice's 340B capabilities

3, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- Among Medicare patients with six major diseases, readmission rates are higher for those receiving care in proprietary hospitals compared with government or nonprofit hospitals, according to a study published online Sept.

Medicare Patient Readmit Rates Higher in Proprietary Hospitals; For six major diseases, readmission rates up in for-profit versus government, nonprofit hospitals

Since MTGP's inception in 2007, more than 69,000 tickets for roundtrip air travel --valued at more than USD 27.6 million--have been donated to nonprofit hospitals and medical organizations, allowing Southwest to positively impact patients and caregivers around the country.

Southwest Airlines provides travel through medical transportation grant program

Also, community benefit reporting requirements for nonprofit hospitals, especially in states like CA, could lead to higher levels of charity care and related activities at nonprofit hospitals (Sutton and Stensland 2004; Bazzoli, Clement, and Hsieh 2010).

Effects of expanded California health coverage on hospitals: implications for ACA Medicaid expansions