08 Jun 09 NJ: Hospitals facing loss of millions in Medicaid funds

Two-thirds of New Jersey’s cash-strapped hospitals stand to lose money under a proposal that would change how the state doles out $400million for patients on Medicaid, the health insurance program for the poor.

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