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Impact of Critical Access Hospital Conversion on Beneficiary Liability
The Journal of Rural Health, 10/01/08
Gilman BH et al. - While this and other studies show that conversion to CAH status results in more intensive outpatient care, CAH conversion does not appear to inadvertently create financial barriers to accessing ambulatory services in remote rural communities by forcing beneficiaries to pay a higher share of their Medicare part B costs.
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