OBBBA implementation, Rural Health Transformation Program, Medicaid, Medicaid supplemental payments, HRSA grants, GME, Medicare, provider taxes, Medicaid state directed payment programs, disproportionate share hospital payments, healthcare professional workforce, Medicare PFS, Medicare OPPS, site neutrality, physician-owned hospitals, PAYGO, sequestration, ACA premium tax credits.
2025 · 4th Quarter (Oct 1 - Dec 31)
DOCTORS HOSPITAL AT RENAISSANCE
Filed by DOCTORS HOSPITAL AT RENAISSANCE.
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Filing overview
- Type
- 4th Quarter - Report
- Posted
- Jan 2, 2026
- Income
- Not reported
- Expenses
- $70,000.00
- Registrant
- DOCTORS HOSPITAL AT RENAISSANCE
- Filing UUID
- 98cce7f1-8e0d-436e-892f-2e28ab8e9d9b
- Termination date
- Not reported
Expense method: A
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OBBBA implementation, Rural Health Transformation Program, Medicaid, Medicaid supplemental payments, HRSA grants, GME, Medicare, provider taxes, Medicaid state directed payment programs, disproportionate share hospital payments, healthcare professional workforce, Medicare PFS, Medicare OPPS, site neutrality, physician-owned hospitals, PAYGO, sequestration, ACA premium tax credits.
OBBBA implementation, Rural Health Transformation Program, Medicaid, Medicaid supplemental payments, HRSA grants, GME, Medicare, provider taxes, Medicaid state directed payment programs, disproportionate share hospital payments, healthcare professional workforce, Medicare PFS, Medicare OPPS, site neutrality, physician-owned hospitals, PAYGO, sequestration, ACA premium tax credits.
OBBBA implementation, Rural Health Transformation Program, Medicaid, Medicaid supplemental payments, HRSA grants, GME, Medicare, provider taxes, Medicaid state directed payment programs, disproportionate share hospital payments, healthcare professional workforce, Medicare PFS, Medicare OPPS, site neutrality, physician-owned hospitals, PAYGO, sequestration, ACA premium tax credits.
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