Hospital Matters from the Minnesota Hospital Association
Hospital Matters from the Minnesota Hospital Association
Podcast Description
A regularly updated podcast with conversations about hospitals and health systems, patient care and other health care issues in Minnesota, produced by the Minnesota Hospital Association. (Note: The contents of this podcast do not necessarily reflect the individual views of the more than 140 members of the Minnesota Hospital Association, nor individual members of its board of directors or executives.)
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The podcast covers a range of healthcare topics specific to Minnesota, including Medicaid's impact on children, challenges in Emergency Medical Services, the influence of federal administration changes on healthcare providers, updates on local legislative sessions, and cybersecurity changes related to HIPAA, with episode examples such as discussions on Medicaid funding, EMS transportation challenges, and proposed HIPAA updates.
A regularly updated podcast with conversations about hospitals and health systems, patient care and other health care issues in Minnesota, produced by the Minnesota Hospital Association. (Note: The contents of this podcast do not necessarily reflect the individual views of the more than 140 members of the Minnesota Hospital Association, nor individual members of its board of directors or executives.)
Keith Hearle is a consultant and financial analyst who helped write what became IRS Form 990 Schedule H, the governing document for non-profit hospitals that report their community benefits. Hearle is founder and president of Virginia-based Verité Healthcare Consulting and was in Minnesota to talk to hospital leaders about non-profit health care and the principles of community benefit. This week, we talked with him about the history and meaning of the policy, as scrutiny of non-profit health care has picked up in Congress.
Host: Tim Nelson, Minnesota Hospital Association
Guest: Keith Hearle, Verité Healthcare Consulting
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