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Jul 18 2024
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State’s largest nursing home prepares to close following patient safety violations
The state’s largest nursing home plans to close its doors weeks after being terminated from the federal Medicare and Medicaid program after “a history of serious quality issues” and violations for deficient patient care. In a recent public notice, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid announced that its relationship with The Ivy At Great Falls would end effective July 9, after the federal
Montana Free PressAug 03 2024
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Schapiro: A Virginia problem in search of a prescription
King and Queen is among 19 Virginia counties, all of them rural, that have one pharmacy or none at all, according to state and industry records. It’s an often-overlooked measure of the continuing health care gap here that was narrowed four years ago when Republican legislators dropped their resistance to a Democratic article of faith: expanding Medicaid to bring thousands of uninsured
Richmond Times DispatchJan 01 2014
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With new year, Medicaid takes on a broader health-care role
A new arrival at the front lines of the continuing political and ideological battle over health insurance.
Washington PostMar 12 2013
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GOP Budget Plan Promises To Repeal Obamacare, Cuts Medicaid
House Republicans are sticking to their guns on the federal budget, promising to try to repeal so-called Obamacare, cut domestic programs from Medicaid to college grants and require future Medicare patients to bear more of the program's cost.
HuffPostJul 13 2012
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HHS to GOP Governors: We’re Ready to Help on Medicaid
The Obama administration told Republican governors in a letter Friday that federal officials “stand ready to help them decide whether to take federal funds to expand their Medicaid programs.
Wall Street Journal (News)Jul 16 2024
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One Senior Place: Pooled trusts can be a tool for affordable healthcare
One Senior Place: Pooled trusts can be a tool for affordable healthcare Pooled trusts are an option for seniors and disabled persons who are struggling with healthcare costs. Here's what you need to know. Medicaid is one of the largest payer sources of long-term care in the state of Florida. It is a common myth that you have to be destitute to get Medicaid. While there are income and asset
Florida TodayJul 17 2024
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The Fayetteville Observer's 40 Under 40 Class of 2024: Meet Jessica Bullock
Jessica Bullock, 33, of Fayetteville, is a section chief with the Cumberland County Department of Social Services. She was nominated for 40 Under 40 because she "is a dedicated community leader who has made significant contributions to improving healthcare access for underserved populations. Jessica has worked for Cumberland County DSS since 2014 in various roles within the Medicaid program.
The Fayetteville ObserverAug 02 2024
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NH Fugitive Found In South Boston; Water Body Warnings; Arrests; More: PM Patch NH
This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours. Belknap County Prisoner, Who Fled NH Hospital, Arrested In Southie: Anthony Clark, an inmate receiving medical treatment in NH Sunday who fled with assistance, was arrested in South Boston Friday morning. Brother And Sister From Hudson Arrested After Manchester Park Shooting: John Williams and Ava Williams face
Patch.comJan 28 2021
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Biden healthcare order set to unravel Trump's legal fight over Medicaid
President Biden's Thursday executive order on healthcare is set to unravel a Trump-era legal fight over Medicaid.
"There's nothing new that we're doing here, other than restoring the Affordable Care Act and restoring Medicaid to the way it was before Trump became president," Biden said before he signed the order, charging Trump with making the two "more inaccessible, more expensive, and
Washington ExaminerJan 13 2018
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Kentucky becomes first U.S. state to impose Medicaid work provisions
Kentucky on Friday became the first U.S. state to require that Medicaid recipients work or get jobs training, after gaining federal approval for the fundamental change to the 50-year-old health insurance program for the poor.
Reuters