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Area Wage Index Litigation Federal Fiscal Year 2020 IPPS Final Rule Please contact Ryan Sader, Senior Manager-Wage Index Services at [email protected], or (925) 685-9312 for individual and/or health system financial impacts. Impacted IPPS Hospitals Issue #1 - Application Issue #2 - Urban-to-Rural CCN Hospital Name Health System (if applicable) of Standardized Hospital Exclusion from Payment Reduction Rural Floor Calculation 50133 Adventist Health Rideout Adventist Health N N 50455 Adventist Health Bakersfield Adventist Health Y Y 50225 Adventist Health Feather River Adventist Health Y N 50121 Adventist Health Hanford Adventist Health Y Y 50336 Adventist Health Lodi Memorial Adventist Health Y N 50192 Adventist Health Reedley Adventist Health Y N 50236 Adventist Health Simi Valley Adventist Health Y N 50335 Adventist Health Sonora Adventist Health N N 50013 Adventist Health St Helena Adventist Health Y N 50301 Adventist Health Ukiah Valley Adventist Health Y N 50211 Alameda Hospital Alameda Health System Y N 50281 Alhambra Hospital Medical Center AHMC Healthcare Inc. Y Y 50043 Alta Bates Summit Medical Center Sutter Health Y N 50305 Alta Bates Summit Medical Center - Alta Bates Camp Sutter Health Y N 50757 Alvarado Hospital Medical Center Prime Healthcare Services Y Y 50744 Anaheim Global Medical Center KPC Health Y Y 50226 Anaheim Regional Medical Center AHMC Healthcare Inc. Y Y 50056 Antelope Valley Hospital Y Y 50245 Arrowhead Regional Medical Center Y Y 50724 Bakersfield Heart Hospital Y Y 50036 Bakersfield Memorial Hospital Dignity Health Y Y 50298 Barstow Community Hospital Quorum Health Corporation N N 50352 Barton Memorial Hospital N N 50350 Beverly Hospital Y Y 50149 California Hospital Medical Center Dignity Health Y N 50055 California Pacific Medical Center-Mission Bernal Sutter Health Y N 50008 California Pacific Medical Ctr-Davies Campus Hosp Sutter Health Y N 50047 California Pacific Medical Ctr-Pacific Campus Hosp Sutter Health Y N 50782 Casa Colina Hospital Y Y 50740 Cedar-Sinai Marina Del Rey Hospital Cedars-Sinai Health System Y Y 50625 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Cedars-Sinai Health System Y N 50739 Centinela Hospital Medical Center Prime Healthcare Services Y Y 50745 Chapman Global Medical Center KPC Health Y Y 50407 Chinese Hospital Y N 50586 Chino Valley Medical Center Prime Healthcare Services Y Y 50382 Citrus Valley Medical Center Emanate Health Y Y 50492 Clovis Community Medical Center Community Medical Centers Y Y 50771 Coast Plaza Hospital Avanti Hospitals Y Y 50543 College Hospital Costa Mesa College Health Enterprises Y Y 50776 College Medical Center College Health Enterprises Y Y 50091 Community Hospital Of Huntington Park Avanti Hospitals Y Y 50727 Community Hospital Of Long Beach Y Y 50089 Community Hospital Of San Bernardino Dignity Health Y Y 50145 Community Hospital Of The Monterey Peninsula Y N 50394 Community Memorial Hospital San Buenaventura Community Memorial Health System Y N 50060 Community Regional Medical Center Community Medical Centers Y Y 50276 Contra Costa Regional Medical Center Y N 50329 Corona Regional Medical Center Universal Health Services, Inc. Y Y 50122 Dameron Hospital Y N 50608 Delano Regional Medical Center Y Y 50243 Desert Regional Medical Center Tenet Healthcare Y Y 50709 Desert Valley Hospital Prime Healthcare Services Y Y 50118 Doctors Hospital Of Manteca Tenet Healthcare Y N 50464 Doctors Medical Center Tenet Healthcare Y Y 50242 Dominican Hospital Dignity Health Y N 50641 East Los Angeles Doctors Hospital Avanti Hospitals Y Y 50488 Eden Medical Center Sutter Health Y N Area Wage Index Litigation Federal Fiscal Year 2020 IPPS Final Rule Please contact Ryan Sader, Senior Manager-Wage Index Services at [email protected], or (925) 685-9312 for individual and/or health system financial impacts. Impacted IPPS Hospitals Issue #1 - Application Issue #2 - Urban-to-Rural CCN Hospital Name Health System (if applicable) of Standardized Hospital Exclusion from Payment Reduction Rural Floor Calculation 50573 Eisenhower Medical Center Y Y 50308 El Camino Hospital Y N 50045 El Centro Regional Medical Center Y Y 50597 Emanate Health Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Emanate Health Y Y 50179 Emanuel Medical Center Tenet Healthcare Y Y 50158 Encino Hospital Medical Center Prime Healthcare Services Foundation Y Y 50039 Enloe Medical Center Y Y 50548 Fairview Developmental Center Y Y 50780 Foothill Regional Medical Center Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc. Y Y 50570 Fountain Valley Regional Hospital & Medical Center Tenet Healthcare Y Y 50232 French Hospital Medical Center Dignity Health Y Y 50708 Fresno Surgical Hospital Y Y 50230 Garden Grove Hospital & Medical Center Prime Healthcare Services Y Y 50737 Garfield Medical Center AHMC Healthcare Inc. Y Y 50189 George L Mee Memorial Hospital N N 50239 Glendale Adventist Medical Center Adventist Health Y N 50058 Glendale Mem Hospital & Hlth Center Dignity Health Y N 50205 Glendora Community Hospital Prime Healthcare Services Foundation Y Y 50357 Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital Cottage Health Y N 50257 Good Samaritan Hospital Y Y 50380 Good Samaritan Hospital HCA Healthcare - Far West Division Y N 50471 Good Samaritan Hospital Y Y 50738 Greater El Monte Community Hospital AHMC Healthcare Inc. Y Y 50026 Grossmont Hospital Sharp HealthCare Y Y 50296 Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital Y N 50390 Hemet Valley Medical Center KPC Health Y Y 50624 Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Y Y 50279 Hi-Desert Medical Center Tenet Healthcare N N 50320 Highland Hospital Alameda Health System Y N 50224 Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian Providence St. Joseph Health Y Y 50769 Hoag Orthopedic Institute Providence St. Joseph Health Y Y 50063 Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Y Y 50526 Huntington Beach Hospital Prime Healthcare Services Foundation Y Y 50438 Huntington Memorial Hospital Y N 50534 John F Kennedy Memorial Hospital Tenet Healthcare Y Y 50496 John Muir Medical Center - Concord Campus John Muir Health Y N 50180 John Muir Medical Center - Walnut Creek Campus John Muir Health Y N 50760 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Antioch Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50723 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Baldwin Park Kaiser Southern California Region Y Y 50139 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Downey Kaiser Southern California Region Y N 50140 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Fontana Kaiser Southern California Region Y Y 50512 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Fremont Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50710 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Fresno Kaiser Northern California Region Y Y 50138 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Los Angeles Kaiser Southern California Region Y N 50748 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Manteca Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50765 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Moreno Valley Kaiser Southern California Region Y Y 50075 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Oakland/Richmond Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50609 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Orange County Kaiser Southern California Region Y Y 50137 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Panorama City Kaiser Southern California Region Y N 50541 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Redwood City Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50686 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Riverside Kaiser Southern California Region Y Y 50772 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Roseville Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50425 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Sacramento Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50076 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - San Francisco Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50604 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - San Jose Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50777 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - San Leandro Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50510 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - San Rafael Kaiser Northern California Region Y N Area Wage Index Litigation Federal Fiscal Year 2020 IPPS Final Rule Please contact Ryan Sader, Senior Manager-Wage Index Services at [email protected], or (925) 685-9312 for individual and/or health system financial impacts. Impacted IPPS Hospitals Issue #1 - Application Issue #2 - Urban-to-Rural CCN Hospital Name Health System (if applicable) of Standardized Hospital Exclusion from Payment Reduction Rural Floor Calculation 50690 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Santa Rosa Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50411 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - South Bay Kaiser Southern California Region Y Y 50674 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - South Sacramento Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50070 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - South San Francisco Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50767 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Vacaville Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50073 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Vallejo Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50072 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Walnut Creek Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50561 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - West LA Kaiser Southern California Region Y N 50677 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Woodland Hills Kaiser Southern California Region Y N 50515 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Zion Kaiser Southern California Region Y N 50071 Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Santa Clara Kaiser Northern California Region Y N 50057 Kaweah Delta Medical Center Y Y 50696 Keck Hospital Of USC Keck Medicine of USC Y N 50315 Kern Medical Center Y Y 50580 La Palma Intercommunity Hospital Prime Healthcare Services Foundation Y Y 50376 LAC/Harbor-UCLA Med Center Los Angeles County DHS Y Y 50040 LAC/Olive View-UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles County DHS Y Y 50717 LAC/Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Ctr Los Angeles County DHS Y Y 50373 LAC+USC Medical Center Los Angeles County DHS Y
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