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Proposed Visa Fee Brings Mixed News for Health Care Interests

The Department of Homeland Security’s proposed $103,265 fee for all H-1B cap-subject visa petitions is good news for some health care organizations and not-so-good news for others – and the communities they serve. Under the proposal, the additional fee would not apply to H-1B petitions that are not subject to the cap – including those eligible for the advanced degree exemption – such as petitions filed by certain non-profit research organizations, governmental research organizations, and institutions of higher education. On the other hand, a new, six-figure fee – which must be paid when applying for the visa – could create [...]

2026-08-26T12:31:08-04:00August 27, 2026|hospitals|

Federal Health Policy Update for November 10

The following is the latest health policy news from the federal government for the week of November 7 to 10.  Some of the language used below is taken directly from government documents. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services CMS has published a notice advising teaching hospitals that they have until November 18 to ask Medicare to reconsider their per resident amounts or resident caps as shown in the Hospital Cost Report Information System (HCRIS) associated with cost reports that, as of July 1, 2022, were not reopenable.  Learn more from this CMS notice. Due to an unplanned system outage of [...]

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