New York hospitals, providers face billions in Medicaid cuts

The Trump administration denied New York state’s request to extend its Medicaid waiver program, Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Feb. 25.

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In the long term, the decision will mean $8 billion in Medicaid cuts to hospitals and health networks across the state, Mr. Cuomo said. In the short term, $625 million in funding will be lost, he said.

The Medicaid waiver expires March 31. New York state officials had requested a four-year extension for its waiver program, known as the Delivery System Reform Incentive Program, that aimed to reduce hospital readmissions and emergency department misuse, according to Buffalo Business Report. 

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