How much bailout money was paid back

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Sebring Fla. Orange City Fla. Davie Fla. Colquitt Ga. Shelbyville Ind. The funds that Harvard and Yale refused have yet to be reallocated. On May 15, House Democrats passed a bill that would amend the formula, distributing funds by total headcount, rather than full time enrollment. The bill as a whole has virtually no chance of passing the Republican-led Senate, although the fate of that individual provision is unclear. The California community college system is currently suing DeVos over this matter.

In this case, the formula was determined by HHS, not Congress. Because the formula relied on net patient revenue, it meant that wealthier hospitals, where patients are more likely covered by private insurance, received more funds than community health centers and hospitals in poor regions, where patients are more likely to be on Medicaid.

A May 13 Kaiser Foundation study found that hospitals with the lowest share of revenue from private insurance received half as much per hospital bed as their counterparts with the highest share. Most hospitals nationwide stopped elective surgeries—a significant source of revenue—to handle COVID patients.

Unlike PPP, the loans are not forgivable. While the program is not yet operational, the use of banks as intermediaries could potentially mean a repeat of the anger that surrounded PPP recipients. Democrats are already taking issue with several MSLP provisions, including one that allows companies that have already laid off or furloughed workers to apply for MSLP, and another that fails to require that companies keep workers on payroll to receive the federal funds.

And as the debate over another relief package to combat these woes intensifies in Washington, the inequitably disbursement of cash in the first round could soon take center stage. Write to Alana Abramson at Alana.

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Funds set aside to backstop potential losses to government from Citigroup and Bank of America loans.