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FastFinance: Investment returns worry; 340B rebate lawsuit

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HFMA’s FastFinance newsletter is now a podcast. Host Rich Daly discusses the most current and relevant healthcare news, delivered in an easily digestible format.

For some hospital and health systems, the potential of a coming stock market crash is more worrying than looming policy changes.

Also, this week’s Weird Number: 96. That’s how many labor and delivery units closed at hospitals from 2024 to early 2026. That’s according to tracking by the Market of Dimes. Those closures followed 107.obstetric unit closures from 2021 to 2022.

One More Thing: Hospital groups are asking a federal court to prevent the government from implementing or enforcing a planned 340B rebate model.

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