Millions of Americans are finally under curfews that local officials avoided instituting during the coronavirus pandemic
Months after Congress approved $175 billion in emergency aid for health providers hit hard by the pandemic, HHS hasThe delay has left safety net hospitals and clinics with relatively little federal support, and angered Democratic and Republican lawmakers.in search of distribution criteria that would cover the diverse set of providers still awaiting aid.
“The GAO report on how HHS got the money out the door is going to be just brutal when it’s published in a couple of years,” said Rodney Whitlock, a former Senate Finance staffer who’s now at McDermottPlus Consulting.information on the hospitals it’s reimbursing for treating uninsured coronavirus patients.
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