美国在护理费用过期后发生资金纠纷,导致医院床位短缺,延误了病人的转移。 A U.S. funding dispute over post-acute care payments is causing hospital bed shortages by delaying patient transfers.

美国各地的病人由于州政府和保健提供者之间的资金纠纷而长期住院,推迟转诊到长期护理设施,并限制了医院的容纳能力。 Patients across the U.S. are experiencing prolonged hospital stays due to a funding dispute between state governments and healthcare providers, delaying transfers to long-term care facilities and straining hospital capacity. 冲突的核心是死后护理的偿还率,提供者提出付款不足,而国家则提出预算限制。 The conflict centers on reimbursement rates for post-acute care, with providers citing insufficient payments and states citing budget constraints. 因此,医疗上稳定的病人仍然留在医院的病床上,减少了那些需要紧急护理的人的可用性。 As a result, medically stable patients remain in hospital beds, reducing availability for those needing urgent care.