Certain provisions of the recent CARES Act [1] impact how hospitals are reimbursed under original Fee-For-Service Medicare (i.e., Part A and Part B) and existing Medicare Advantage contracts.

Cutting professional development and assistive technology, freezing open positions, and shifting money from general education are among the ways that districts are coping with the $600 million that ...

The government’s sequestration process mandates roughly $1.2 trillion in spending cuts over a 10-year period, with $85 billion set to occur in the next six months. From a broad view, the ongoing ...

Sequestration is a dirty word for many hospitals. The automatic, 2 percent spending cuts to hospitals’ reimbursement from the federal government — required by the Budget Control Act of 2011 — put ...

Many critical questions remain regarding official interpretations of the legislation and how it will actually be implemented on an agency-by-agency basis. What Is at State for Communities of Color in ...

The Diplomat's editor Harry Kazianis spoke with Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment Senior Fellow Mark Gunzinger concerning Sequestration and its possible effects on America's pivot to Asia.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- As federal employees wait to find out if they'll face furloughs, people across the country are dealing with the effects of the sequestration. Senator Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) sat ...

Sequestration is the law of the land. It happened despite protestations from both right and left that it was a stupid and harmful way to cut spending. It is a manifestation of our broken political ...

It has now been two weeks since automatic budget cuts kicked in, and Political Washington is still waiting to see whether there will be a dramatic impact as forecast by Democrats, or if ominous ...

Pam Kennedy shows part of the new Housing Authority building in Milford that is used to teach seminars in this January 2012 file photo. The Goshen Housing Authority is one local agency that could be ...