SNAP Asks PA Delegation for Help With Medicare Issues (Letter)
SNAP has asked Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to support provisions in the federal FY 2023 omnibus spending bill that would delay a Medicare sequestration cut, restore reduced Medicare payments to doctors, and improve how Medicare Advantage insurers handle prior authorization requests.
SNAP Asks PA Congressional Delegation for End-of-Year Help (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to support efforts to delay implementation of a new four percent Medicare sequestration cut, protect doctors from a 4.5 percent Medicare payment reduction, and streamline the prior authorization process used by Medicare Advantage plans.
SNAP Asks PA Delegation to Co-Sponsor, Support 340B Bill (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to co-sponsor and support bills (H.R. 3203 and S. 773) that would temporarily enable safety-net hospitals and others already eligible for the 340B prescription drug discount program to remain eligible for the program despite short-term changes in their admissions patterns brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
SNAP Asks PA Delegation for Help in Next COVID-19 Relief Bill (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to pursue more resources for the Provider Relief Fund, additional targeted funding for safety-net hospitals, help with staffing, an extension of the moratorium on the Medicare sequestration, and forgiveness for safety-net hospitals for loans they received under the Medicare Accelerated and Advance Payment Program in the COVID-19 relief bill Congress is currently pursuing.
SNAP Asks PA Delegation for Help With Provider Relief Fund Rules (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to join a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Azar asking him to address financial reporting requirements that could force Pennsylvania safety-net hospitals and others to return their Provider Relief Fund grants to the federal government.
SNAP Asks PA Delegation for Help With Medicare Issues (Letter)
SNAP has asked Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to support provisions in the federal FY 2023 omnibus spending bill that would delay a Medicare sequestration cut, restore reduced Medicare payments to doctors, and improve how Medicare Advantage insurers handle prior authorization requests.
SNAP Asks PA Congressional Delegation for End-of-Year Help (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to support efforts to delay implementation of a new four percent Medicare sequestration cut, protect doctors from a 4.5 percent Medicare payment reduction, and streamline the prior authorization process used by Medicare Advantage plans.
SNAP Asks PA Delegation to Co-Sponsor, Support 340B Bill (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to co-sponsor and support bills (H.R. 3203 and S. 773) that would temporarily enable safety-net hospitals and others already eligible for the 340B prescription drug discount program to remain eligible for the program despite short-term changes in their admissions patterns brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
SNAP Asks PA Delegation for Help in Next COVID-19 Relief Bill (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to pursue more resources for the Provider Relief Fund, additional targeted funding for safety-net hospitals, help with staffing, an extension of the moratorium on the Medicare sequestration, and forgiveness for safety-net hospitals for loans they received under the Medicare Accelerated and Advance Payment Program in the COVID-19 relief bill Congress is currently pursuing.
SNAP Asks PA Delegation for Help With Provider Relief Fund Rules (Letter)
SNAP has asked members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to join a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Azar asking him to address financial reporting requirements that could force Pennsylvania safety-net hospitals and others to return their Provider Relief Fund grants to the federal government.