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Coalition for Healthcare Finance to focus on federal programs for medical facilities An organization representing nursing homes and other health care facilities has formed to support federal programs it says provide affordable financing for building projects nationwide.
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Read MoreInside Compensation: CEO salaries at midsize associations (2012)
This report lists the salaries of 483 CEOs at trade and professional groups whose main body has revenue between $4 million and $10 million. The information is gathered from the IRS Form 990, the disclosure document that must be filed by tax-exempt organizations, for fiscal years 2010 or 2011the latest available. The salary column shows take-home pay (base pay, bonuses and other pay). The deferred column is the amount earned by the CEO but not yet paid. The nontax column includes the value of nontaxable benefits.
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