Over 1,000 teaching hospitals receive IME payments. Because teaching hospitals are not paid directly by Medicare for treating managed care patients, an IME payment is calculated by the hospital submitting a shadow (no-pay) claim to Medicare that is used to calculate the IME payment. Teaching hospitals also receive an IME payment associated with Medicare's capital PPS.
The gray squirrel weighs an average 75 and 1.5-pounds. The gray  squirrel is an average of 18-inches long, and half of that is tail.  Nuts are a large part of their diet, alâ¦ong with berries and seeds.
This large tree squirrel measuring 16-20 inches is slightly smaller than the Fox Squirrel. Color varies but they are generally black in the East Lansing area. It spends most of its life in the trees of suburban yards and parks. 3. Red Squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) Known to many Michigan tree-stand hunters as the Tattle-tail of the Forest, this small tree squirrel is easily identified by to its small size of 12-15 inches from nose to tail, making them slightly larger than a chipmunk.