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Georgia Inpatient Hospital Payments Estimated Hospital Impacts, Revised 2015 Payments Compared to April 2014 Payments GA Medicaid Phase 1 IPPS Effective July 1, 2015 Fiscal Impact (Loss or Gain) Comparing Change in April 2014 Payments to Revised 2015 Payments Loss Gain (Limited to -5.5% Max) (Limited to 10% Max) 1. Children's Hospital of Atlanta - Egleston East Georgia Regional Medical Center 2. Children's Hospital of Atlanta - Scottish Rite Early Memorial Hospital 3. Smith Northview Hospital Jasper Memorial Hospital 4. Good Samaritan Hospital Screven County Hospital 5. John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital Chatuge Regional Hospital 6. Northside Hospital Berrien County Hospital 7. Hughston Hospital Phoebe North Hospital 8. Oconee Regional Medical Center Peach Regional Medical Center 9. Wellstar Paulding Hospital Fairview Park Hospital 10. Piedmont Henry Hospital Southern Regional Medical Center 11. Habersham County Medical Center Jenkins County Hospital 12. Select Specialty Hospital - Atlanta DeKalb Medical Center 13. Trinity Hospital of Augusta Mayo Clinic - Waycross 14. Tanner Medical Center - Carrollton Appling Hospital 15. Saint Francis Hospital Medical Center of Columbus 16. Wayne Memorial Hospital University Hospital McDuffie 17. Doctor's Hospital - Augusta Newton Medical Center 18. Meadows Regional Medical Center Jeff Davis Hospital 19. Hutcheson Medical Center Ty Cobb Regional Hospital 20. Northside Hospital - Forsyth Flint River Hospital 21. Effingham County Hospital Hart County Hospital 22. Piedmont Hospital Liberty Regional Medical Center 23. Saint Joseph's Hospital of Atlanta Tanner Medical Center - Villa Rica 24. Athens Regional Medical Center Washington County Regional Medical Center 25. Piedmont Newnan Hospital Bleckley Memorial Hospital 26. Shepherd Center Brooks County Hospital 27. University Hospital Sylvan Grove Hospital 28. Emory Johns Creek Hospital Louis Smith Memorial Hospital 29. Fannin Regional Hospital Phoebe Worth Medical Center 30. Bacon County Hospital Jefferson Hospital 31. Coliseum Northside Hospital Miller County Hospital 32. DeKalb Medical Center - Hillandale Medical Center of Central Georgia 33. Doctor's Hospital - Tattnall Taylor Regional Hospital 34. Wesley Woods Center of Emory University Cook Medical Center 35. Clinch Memorial Hospital Donalsonville Hospital 36. Georgia Rehabilitation Hospital Southwest Georgia Regional Medical Center 37. Warm Springs Medical Center Floyd Medical Center 38. Saint Joseph's Hospital Savannah Mitchell County Hospital 39. Joan Glancy Hospital Memorial Hospital - Bainbridge 40. Southeast Georgia Health System - Brunswick Memorial Health University Medical Center 41. Wellstar Kennestone Windy Hill Hospital Irwin County Hospital April 28, 2015 Georgia Inpatient Hospital Payments Estimated Hospital Impacts, Revised 2015 Payments Compared to April 2014 Payments GA Medicaid Phase 1 IPPS Effective July 1, 2015 Fiscal Impact (Loss or Gain) Comparing Change in April 2014 Payments to Revised 2015 Payments Loss Gain (Limited to -5.5% Max) (Limited to 10% Max) 42. Eastside Medical Center Emory Univeristy Hospital - Midtown 43. Southeast Georgia Health System - Camden Children's Hospital of Atlanta - Hughes Spalding 44. Perry Hospital Atlanta Medical Center - South Campus 45. Wellstar Kennestone Hospital Burke Medical Center 46. Wellstar Douglas Hospital Atlanta Medical Center 47. Evans Memorial Hospital Crisp Regional Hospital 48. Tift Regional Medical Center Kindred Hospital Atlanta 49. Doctor's Hospital - Columbus Roosevelt Warm Springs Rehab Hospital 50. Piedmont Fayette Hospital Georgia Regents Medical Center 51. Gwinnett Medical Center Emory University Hospital 52. Saint Mary's Hospital Grady Memorial Hospital 53. Redmond Regional Medical Center 54. Coffee Regional Medical Center 55. Colquitt Regional Medical Center 56. Wellstar Cobb Hospital 57. Union General Hospital 58. Murray Medical Center 59. Coliseum Medical Center 60. Northside Hospital - Cherokee 61. Putnam General Hospital 62. Northeast Georgia Medical Center 63. Grady General Hospital 64. Houston Medical Center 65. Barrow Regional Medical Center 66. Phoebe Sumter Medical Center 67. Dorminy Medical Center 68. Chestatee Regional Hospital 69. Wills Memorial Hospital 70. South Georgia Medical Center 71. North Fulton Hospital 72. Hamilton Medical Center 73. Gordon Hospital 74. Upson Regional Medical Center 75. Spalding Regional Hospital 76. Piedmont Mountainside Hospital 77. Stephens County Hospital 78. Emanuel Medical Center 79. Cartersville Medical Center 80. Mountain Lakes Medical Center 81. Polk Medical Center 82. North Georgia Medical Center April 28, 2015 Georgia Inpatient Hospital Payments Estimated Hospital Impacts, Revised 2015 Payments Compared to April 2014 Payments GA Medicaid Phase 1 IPPS Effective July 1, 2015 Fiscal Impact (Loss or Gain) Comparing Change in April 2014 Payments to Revised 2015 Payments Loss Gain (Limited to -5.5% Max) (Limited to 10% Max) 83. Rockdale Medical Center 84. Northridge Medical Center 85. West Georgia Medical Center 86. Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital 87. Monroe County Hospital 88. Clearview Regional Medical Center 89. Morgan Memorial Hospital 90. Candler Hospital 91. Higgins General Hospital 92. Elbert Memorial Hospital 93. Candler County Hospital 94. Dodge County Hospital April 28, 2015.
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