HEALTHOHIO CAPITAL JOURNAL
With Medicaid cuts ahead, Louisiana’s rural health providers battle over payments
Louisiana's Act 859 is increasing Medicaid payments for independent rural health clinics by $41.50 this fiscal year and next, assuming federal approval. While provider Herndon Jeansonne appreciated the increase, rural hospital owners argue that the pay bump gives independently owned clinics a competitive edge, putting rural hospitals at a financial disadvantage.
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