Arizona Republic:  “The Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association has dropped a lawsuit challenging payment cuts from the state’s Medicaid program.  The hospital group in November sued the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System to reverse a 5 percent cut in hospital payment rates. Rather than pursue the court case, Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association President and CEO Laurie Liles said her group would seek to work with lawmakers to restore hospital funding rates.”

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