Power Breakfast: Health care, Hartsfield, stimulus, KSU
Health-care reform seems to be inching a little closer.
The Associated Press is reporting that hospitals, the White House and key Senate Democrats are close to a deal to reduce anticipated payments to hospitals from Medicare and Medicaid by about $155 billion over a decade. The government then would be free to use the money to help provide health coverage to millions who now lack it.
A deal on this issue could be announced as early as Wednesday, AP said.
This is one of several hurdles that have to be cleared for reform to happen this year.
In the AJC:
- $800 million bond deal OK’d for airport terminal
- Federal stimulus money for energy projects flows into Georgia
- Kennesaw State University seeks approval for soccer stadium and sports complex
- Auction delayed for Clermont Motor Hotel
- Atlantans’ business geared toward curvy jeans
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