New Jersey lawmakers approved the measure this month. It requires nonprofit hospitals to pay a fee of $3 a day for each licensed bed to support local municipal services. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy did not respond to the Inquirer‘s emails requesting comment on whether he intends to sign the legislation.
New Jersey Hospital Association President and CEO Cathleen Bennett told the Inquirer she isn’t aware of any other states with assessments on nonprofit hospitals that support municipal services.
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