In 1999, average charges billed to Medicare were equal to 104 percent of the cost to provide medical care, according to a report issued last June by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, an expert panel that counsels Congress. By 2010, the ratio had more than doubled to 218 percent.
Green Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. Green Township is one of the twelve townships of Hamilton County, Ohio, United States. The 2010 census found 58,370 people in the township.
Clinton Township was established by the commissioners of Seneca County in December of 1824. It was named for DeWitt Clinton the governor of New York. There are 15 townships located in Seneca County and 1362 township in State of Ohio. There are six other Clinton townships in Ohio. They are located in Franklin, Fulton, Knox, Shelby, Vinton and Wayne counties. It is a rural township located in the center of Seneca County. Clinton township has 4,109 residents, 1,591 households, and covers approximately 31.7 square miles. There are also 34.214 miles of roadway located in Clinton Township.