JERSEY CITY, N.J. (PIX11) – A New Jersey hospital will close its doors after it learned of cuts to charity care funding from the state. Hudson Regional Health, which owns Heights University Hospital, ...
NorthJersey.com: NJ Supreme Court says hospitals must still provide charity care for the poor
New Jersey hospitals must continue to provide free treatment to the poor under a ruling issued July 16 by the state Supreme Court, striking down arguments that charity care is an unconstitutional ...
the New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that charity care mandates do not subject hospitals to an unlawful taking. The justices rejected an assertion that the use of medical supplies in the course of ...
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s budget released Thursday reduces state hospital charity care funding by $150 million, reports N.J. Advance Media. The budget cuts come after the state saw a ...
TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Supreme Court struck down a challenge to the state’s charity care program, which prevents hospitals from turning patients away for inability to pay. A group of hospitals ...
NJ.com: Jersey City Medical Center patient visits, charity care on rise, CEO says in annual meeting
Jersey City Medical Center patient visits, charity care on rise, CEO says in annual meeting
New Jersey’s high court unanimously rejected arguments brought forth by more than a dozen hospitals that charity care is an unconstitutional taking of private property without just compensation, ...
New Jersey hospitals must continue to provide free treatment to the poor under a ruling issued July 16 by the state Supreme Court striking down arguments that charity care is an unconstitutional ...