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    Medicaid Cuts by County

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    The document outlines projected budget cuts and losses to Pennsylvania nursing homes by county for fiscal year 2012-13 under the Governor's proposed budget. It provides a table listing each county and the total dollars lost, dollars lost from state funding cuts, and additional dollars lost from federal funding cuts for each county. The largest losses would be in Allegheny, Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware and Lancaster counties. The total projected loss to all Pennsylvania nursing homes is $102,008,832, with $46,436,970 from state funding cuts and $55,571,861 in additional losses from related federal funding cuts.

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    Medicaid Cuts by County

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    The document outlines projected budget cuts and losses to Pennsylvania nursing homes by county for fiscal year 2012-13 under the Governor's proposed budget. It provides a table listing each county and the total dollars lost, dollars lost from state funding cuts, and additional dollars lost from federal funding cuts for each county. The largest losses would be in Allegheny, Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware and Lancaster counties. The total projected loss to all Pennsylvania nursing homes is $102,008,832, with $46,436,970 from state funding cuts and $55,571,861 in additional losses from related federal funding cuts.

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    The document outlines projected budget cuts and losses to Pennsylvania nursing homes by county for fiscal year 2012-13 under the Governor's proposed budget. It provides a table listing each county and the total dollars lost, dollars lost from state funding cuts, and additional dollars lost from federal funding cuts for each county. The largest losses would be in Allegheny, Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware and Lancaster counties. The total projected loss to all Pennsylvania nursing homes is $102,008,832, with $46,436,970 from state funding cuts and $55,571,861 in additional losses from related federal funding cuts.

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    Medicaid Cuts by County

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    jmicek
    The document outlines projected budget cuts and losses to Pennsylvania nursing homes by county for fiscal year 2012-13 under the Governor's proposed budget. It provides a table listing each county and the total dollars lost, dollars lost from state funding cuts, and additional dollars lost from federal funding cuts for each county. The largest losses would be in Allegheny, Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware and Lancaster counties. The total projected loss to all Pennsylvania nursing homes is $102,008,832, with $46,436,970 from state funding cuts and $55,571,861 in additional losses from related federal funding cuts.

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    Impact of the Governor's Proposed Budget Cuts for Fiscal Year 2012-13

    Projected Loss to Pennsylvania Nursing Homes by County

    COUNTY
    Adams
    Allegheny
    Armstrong
    Beaver
    Bedford
    Berks
    Blair
    Bradford
    Bucks
    Butler
    Cambria
    Cameron
    Carbon
    Centre
    Chester
    Clarion
    Clearfield
    Clinton
    Columbia
    Crawford
    Cumberland
    Dauphin
    Delaware
    Elk
    Erie
    Fayette
    Forest
    Franklin
    Fulton
    Greene
    Huntingdon
    Indiana
    Jefferson
    Juniata
    Lackawanna
    Lancaster
    Lawrence
    Lebanon
    Lehigh
    Luzerne

    Total Dollars Lost with


    the Proposed Cut in
    2012-13
    $
    (823,995)
    $
    (8,285,538)
    $
    (335,851)
    $
    (1,709,518)
    $
    (200,440)
    $
    (2,757,801)
    $
    (1,244,344)
    $
    (357,270)
    $
    (4,411,370)
    $
    (1,702,487)
    $
    (1,045,609)
    $
    (34,685)
    $
    (522,286)
    $
    (576,878)
    $
    (2,279,711)
    $
    (233,481)
    $
    (700,799)
    $
    (322,279)
    $
    (710,408)
    $
    (777,445)
    $
    (2,024,859)
    $
    (1,704,236)
    $
    (5,137,255)
    $
    (270,451)
    $
    (2,363,021)
    $
    (805,250)
    $
    (117,819)
    $
    (735,402)
    $
    (100,226)
    $
    (262,125)
    $
    (289,557)
    $
    (463,035)
    $
    (380,891)
    $
    (265,091)
    $
    (2,999,482)
    $
    (4,579,803)
    $
    (848,394)
    $
    (1,302,983)
    $
    (3,809,190)
    $
    (3,340,173)

    State Dollars Lost


    from Cut
    $
    (375,103)
    $
    (3,771,784)
    $
    (152,888)
    $
    (778,216)
    $
    (91,245)
    $
    (1,255,420)
    $
    (566,456)
    $
    (162,638)
    $
    (2,008,166)
    $
    (775,015)
    $
    (475,987)
    $
    (15,789)
    $
    (237,758)
    $
    (262,609)
    $
    (1,037,781)
    $
    (106,286)
    $
    (319,021)
    $
    (146,709)
    $
    (323,396)
    $
    (353,912)
    $
    (921,766)
    $
    (775,811)
    $
    (2,338,607)
    $
    (123,116)
    $
    (1,075,706)
    $
    (366,570)
    $
    (53,634)
    $
    (334,773)
    $
    (45,626)
    $
    (119,326)
    $
    (131,814)
    $
    (210,785)
    $
    (173,391)
    $
    (120,676)
    $
    (1,365,439)
    $
    (2,084,841)
    $
    (386,210)
    $
    (593,150)
    $
    (1,734,039)
    $
    (1,520,530)

    Additional Federal
    Dollars Lost
    $
    (448,892)
    $
    (4,513,754)
    $
    (182,963)
    $
    (931,303)
    $
    (109,195)
    $
    (1,502,381)
    $
    (677,887)
    $
    (194,632)
    $
    (2,403,204)
    $
    (927,472)
    $
    (569,622)
    $
    (18,895)
    $
    (284,528)
    $
    (314,269)
    $
    (1,241,930)
    $
    (127,195)
    $
    (381,778)
    $
    (175,569)
    $
    (387,013)
    $
    (423,532)
    $
    (1,103,092)
    $
    (928,425)
    $
    (2,798,648)
    $
    (147,335)
    $
    (1,287,315)
    $
    (438,680)
    $
    (64,185)
    $
    (400,628)
    $
    (54,601)
    $
    (142,799)
    $
    (157,744)
    $
    (252,250)
    $
    (207,500)
    $
    (144,415)
    $
    (1,634,043)
    $
    (2,494,962)
    $
    (462,184)
    $
    (709,832)
    $
    (2,075,152)
    $
    (1,819,643)

    3/6/2012

    Impact of the Governor's Proposed Budget Cuts for Fiscal Year 2012-13
    Projected Loss to Pennsylvania Nursing Homes by County

    COUNTY
    Lycoming
    McKean
    Mercer
    Mifflin
    Monroe
    Montgomery
    Montour
    Northampton
    Northumberland
    Perry
    Philadelphia
    Pike
    Potter
    Schuylkill
    Snyder
    Somerset
    Sullivan
    Susquehanna
    Tioga
    Union
    Venango
    Warren
    Washington
    Wayne
    Westmoreland
    Wyoming
    York
    State Total

    Total Dollars Lost with


    the Proposed Cut in
    2012-13
    $
    (1,186,631)
    $
    (616,056)
    $
    (1,133,375)
    $
    (434,349)
    $
    (445,162)
    $
    (8,810,602)
    $
    (307,294)
    $
    (2,121,441)
    $
    (1,142,050)
    $
    (281,303)
    $
    (11,929,775)
    $
    (129,955)
    $
    (158,404)
    $
    (1,852,795)
    $
    (171,067)
    $
    (627,174)
    $
    (202,049)
    $
    (258,144)
    $
    (249,716)
    $
    (373,634)
    $
    (445,721)
    $
    (371,505)
    $
    (1,668,038)
    $
    (369,710)
    $
    (2,932,610)
    $
    (133,814)
    $
    (2,825,018)
    $
    (102,008,832)

    State Dollars Lost


    from Cut
    $
    (540,184)
    $
    (280,444)
    $
    (515,941)
    $
    (197,727)
    $
    (202,649)
    $
    (4,010,806)
    $
    (139,888)
    $
    (965,733)
    $
    (519,890)
    $
    (128,056)
    $
    (5,430,732)
    $
    (59,159)
    $
    (72,110)
    $
    (843,439)
    $
    (77,874)
    $
    (285,505)
    $
    (91,978)
    $
    (117,514)
    $
    (113,677)
    $
    (170,088)
    $
    (202,903)
    $
    (169,118)
    $
    (759,332)
    $
    (168,301)
    $
    (1,334,997)
    $
    (60,916)
    $
    (1,286,019)
    $
    (46,436,970)

    Additional Federal
    Dollars Lost
    $
    (646,447)
    $
    (335,612)
    $
    (617,434)
    $
    (236,623)
    $
    (242,513)
    $
    (4,799,795)
    $
    (167,406)
    $
    (1,155,708)
    $
    (622,160)
    $
    (153,247)
    $
    (6,499,043)
    $
    (70,796)
    $
    (86,295)
    $
    (1,009,356)
    $
    (93,193)
    $
    (341,669)
    $
    (110,071)
    $
    (140,631)
    $
    (136,039)
    $
    (203,547)
    $
    (242,818)
    $
    (202,387)
    $
    (908,705)
    $
    (201,409)
    $
    (1,597,613)
    $
    (72,899)
    $
    (1,538,999)
    $
    (55,571,861)

    3/6/2012

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