§ 127445 Discounted Payments Exclusion
A hospital gives a big discount to a family with low income for a surgery that normally costs $10,000. The family only pays $2,000.
The hospital's normal price for the surgery is still $10,000. The government won't use the $2,000 discount price to decide how much to pay the hospital for other patients.
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§ 127445 Discounted Payments Exclusion
Last verified: January 23, 2026