To achieve meaningful healthcare reform, the United States needs a renewed sense of community.
Anticipation of the possibility for transformation is a critical starting point for healthcare reform in the United States.
The new RBRVS payment system imposes tighter limits on the amount physicians may charge for services.
A home health agency in northwest California offers free, in-home peer counseling to area residents over age 60.
Not-for-profit facilities should heed questions on community benefit raised in proposals to revise tax-exemption standards.
Careful examination of the community benefit concept makes more sense than radical changes in tax-exemption laws.
The tax battle is really about whether hospitals are still the repositories of values our society likes to think it holds.
The IRS reconsiders hospital-physician relationships at tax-exempt facilities.
Hospitals must prepare to comply with new accounting rules.
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