The American Oncologic Hospital received a financial review under the Tobacco Settlement Act to determine eligibility for a 2026 subsidy for uncompensated care services. The hospital did not meet the criteria for extraordinary expense claims for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, and thus is not eligible for related payments unless additional qualifying claims […]
The Valley Forge Medical Center is subject to the Tobacco Settlement Program, which mandates payments for uncompensated care under the Tobacco Settlement Act. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, Valley Forge did not register any eligible extraordinary expense claims. Procedures were executed to verify data accuracy regarding days and claims from the facility, […]
The report concerns UPMC Memorial’s eligibility for 2026 Tobacco Settlement payments for uncompensated care. The Tobacco Settlement Act mandates that hospitals can receive payments based on uncompensated care or extraordinary expenses. After reviewing UPMC Memorial’s claims data, it was found that three out of four reported claims met the criteria for extraordinary expense claims, making […]
The report addresses UPMC Carlisle’s participation in the Tobacco Settlement Program, overseen by the Department of Human Services (DHS). This program provides payments to hospitals for uncompensated care services. UPMC Carlisle could receive payments through two methods: uncompensated care or extraordinary expense approach, with claims verified for uninsured patients. An assessment for the fiscal year […]
The Tobacco Settlement Program, under the Tobacco Settlement Act, mandates the Department of Human Services (DHS) to provide payments to hospitals for uncompensated care services. These payments can be determined through an uncompensated care or extraordinary expense method. A recent engagement reviewed Uniontown Hospital’s eligibility for such payments. For the fiscal year ended June 30, […]
The Tobacco Settlement Program, governed by the 2001 Tobacco Settlement Act, mandates the Department of Human Services (DHS) to provide payments to hospitals covering part of uncompensated care services. Hospitals like St. Mary Rehabilitation Hospital can be eligible for payments based on uncompensated care scores or extraordinary expense claims. The uncompensated care score considers several […]
The Tobacco Settlement Payment Data report evaluates St. Luke’s Hospital Easton’s eligibility for payments under the 2026 Tobacco Settlement Program, which compensates hospitals for uncompensated care based on certain criteria. The Department of Human Services (DHS) requested procedures to assess the hospital’s reported claims and data accuracy. Two claims were assessed, but neither met the […]
The Tobacco Settlement Program provides payments to hospitals like St. Luke’s Hospital Anderson for uncompensated care. Under the program’s guidelines, facilities receive payments based on extraordinary expense claims or uncompensated care scores. The hospital’s eligibility for payments in the 2026 Tobacco Settlement Payment Year is based on verified claims for uncompensated care and accurate reporting […]
The Tobacco Settlement Program involves payments to hospitals for uncompensated care services. Saint Vincent Hospital’s submission for the 2026 settlement payment was reviewed to assess claims and data accuracy related to extraordinary expenses and inpatient days. Out of six reported extraordinary expense claims, two were validated, possibly qualifying the hospital for a payment under this […]
The document is a communication related to the Tobacco Settlement Act payments for Riddle Memorial Hospital, directed to Ms. Leigh Ehrlich of Main Line Health System. It outlines the procedures for assessing the hospital’s eligibility for payments for uncompensated care, based on data from fiscal years ending in 2024 and 2023. The analysis involved verifying […]