California Hospitals to Contribute Over $3B to Fund-Matching Program

California hospitals have started paying billions of dollars into a state-federal program that will match the contributed funds, according to a Daily Breeze report.

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The hospitals will pay around $3.1 billion, which will be matched by the federal government, as well as an additional $2.6 billion.

The program was created to help the state’s hospitals recover some of the $4.6 billion they lost in 2006 because of lower Medi-Cal reimbursement rates. Hospitals have until Oct. 7 to pay the first of four installments.

Read the Daily Breeze report on California hospital funds.

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