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Immigrant health care programs boosted hospital bottom lines, study suggests

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Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois SPRINGFIELD – Two state-run health care programs that extend Medicaid-like coverage to noncitizens may have provided significant financial benefits for Illinois hospitals. That’s according to preliminary results of an ongoing study at the University of Chicago that suggests the programs corresponded, at least in part, to a 15% reduction in the amount of bad debt Illinois hospitals incurred each year since the …
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Immigrant health care programs boosted hospital bottom lines, study suggests

SPRINGFIELD – Two state-run health care programs that extend Medicaid-like coverage to noncitizens may have provided significant financial benefits for Illinois hospitals.

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Hyde Park Herald broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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