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http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/10/13/hospital-job-cuts/2947929/
From USA Today. Spin it any way you like but the facts are the facts.
I love it! They had to include someone with there head up there arse like half of you on here. Sorry bub no they don't and no they won't. Exactly as predicted by many the new influx of insured patients will be added to the work load of a greatly reduced staff. Soon you will be doing 5 times more work than you were two years ago for less money.
From USA Today. Spin it any way you like but the facts are the facts.
Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance companies are all reducing reimbursement to hospitals. The federal budget cuts known as sequestration have cut Medicare reimbursement by 2%, the American Hospital Association says.
The health care law has further reduced the Medicare payments to hospitals that provide lower-quality service or have high readmission rates.
The new health care law was supposed to ease the burden on hospitals by expanding Medicaid coverage to more low-income Americans, who often use hospital services in emergencies then don't pay their bills. But 26 states, including Tennessee, rejected ACA's offer of federal funding to expand Medicaid. That decision led to about a third of the job cuts by Nashville-based Vanderbilt, Howser says.
I love it! They had to include someone with there head up there arse like half of you on here. Sorry bub no they don't and no they won't. Exactly as predicted by many the new influx of insured patients will be added to the work load of a greatly reduced staff. Soon you will be doing 5 times more work than you were two years ago for less money.
Still, J.P. Fingado, CEO of API Healthcare, a consulting firm for hospitals, says the layoffs are shortsighted because the providers likely will have to add staff as soon as next year to handle increased patient volumes resulting from the health care law.
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