22 Jan 09 Hospitals may lose more Medicaid funds to help erase budget deficit

DOVER, N.H. — Many of the state’s largest hospitals may lose millions of dollars in Medicaid reimbursement funds as part of state lawmakers’ efforts to erase a projected $100 million budget deficit by the end of June.

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