After months of uncertainty and escalating concern, Texas hospitals hailed a major breakthrough today, with Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement of federal approval of $12 billion in critical Medicaid funding for Texas patients and hospitals.
Texas hospitals need accountable human capacity for Medicare patients during the most fragile 30 days after discharge, built around the teams they already have.
Texas hospitals are confronting an escalating funding crisis as the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is refusing to approve critical Medicaid directed payment programs (DPPs) and threatening to disrupt funding for state fiscal year 2027.
The cost of health care in America is unsustainable. Patients feel it, hospitals see it and policymakers are under pressure to act.
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This article is sponsored by the Anesthesia Remediation & Reentry Program. This article does not necessarily speak to or reflect policy positions of THA. The signs are everywhere. A surgeon’s elective caseload quietly shrinks; profitable service line stalls, and patients are repeatedly rescheduled. For a growing number of Texas hospitals, this is not a theoretical risk. It is the daily…
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Hospitals across Texas and beyond are navigating one of the most complex workforce landscapes in history. As labor shortages persist, rising costs and increasing patient demand have forced leaders to think differently about how to staff their hospitals. For many, contingent labor has been a lifeline to cover gaps. But the bigger opportunity is in shifting the focus from simply…
Declining reimbursements, workforce shortages, and policy shifts have caused many hospitals to operate at a loss. With fewer mission-driven partners available to help, these organizations are left with limited options. Some may need to make difficult decisions like service and staff reduction, bankruptcy or cease all operations. The Medicaid Maze and Rural Hospital Vulnerability The Big Beautiful Bill Act introduced…
Hospitals across the state know the story: a physician leaves, consults back up, patients wait, and transfers rise. Locums fill shifts at a high cost, but continuity suffers, and sustainable solutions remain elusive. This is no longer the exception – it’s the reality. From rural facilities to urban systems, specialty shortages in areas like neurology, psychiatry, and heme/onc are reshaping…
