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newsfromthestates.com > article > latest-pa-budget-provides-support-nursing-homes-work-remains

Latest Pa. budget provides support for nursing homes, but work remains

4+ hour, 15+ min ago   (1141+ words) What happens when private equity joins your doctor’s visit? Providers caring for the commonwealth’s fastest-growing population got a little relief in Pennsylvania’s latest spending plan, securing guaranteed minimum funding for nursing homes. “I would say the General Assembly and the…...

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newsfromthestates.com > article > small-businesses-still-line-double-digit-health-premium-increases-some-relief

Small businesses still in line for double-digit health premium increases — with some relief

4+ day, 8+ min ago   (482+ words) How SNAP’s work requirements are hurting one West Virginia woman HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of small business employees and other individuals will need to shoulder another double-digit increase in health insurance premiums next year, albeit one that’s not quite as dramatic…...

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newsfromthestates.com > article > cvs-sues-tennessee-over-pharmacy-benefit-manager-monopoly-law

CVS sues Tennessee over pharmacy benefit manager monopoly law

2+ mon, 1+ day ago   (390+ words) AI in therapy and food benefits. States grapple with new tech CVS Health sued Tennessee lawmakers on Friday hours after Gov. Bill Lee signed a law banning a pharmacy benefit manager from also owning a pharmacy. The suit is filed…...

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newsfromthestates.com > article > voluntary-healthcare-cost-limits-arent-working-should-rhode-islands-insurers-face-sanctions

Voluntary healthcare cost limits aren’t working. Should Rhode Island’s insurers face sanctions?

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1366+ words) Whiplash over remote access to abortion medication nationwide For the second consecutive year, the cost of healthcare for Rhode Islanders blew past the target agreed to by state regulators and private insurers. That’s why Rhode Island Health Insurance Commissioner Cory…...

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newsfromthestates.com > article > pa-grapples-implementing-medicaid-work-requirements%C2%A0

Pa. grapples with implementing Medicaid work requirements

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1226+ words) Whiplash over remote access to abortion medication nationwide When 2027 gets underway, most states across the country will push forth new work requirements for select Medicaid enrollees while navigating vague exceptions and doubling verification workloads. The federal law requiring this change…...

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newsfromthestates.com > article > audit-finds-billions-colorado-unemployment-insurance-accounting-errors

Audit finds billions in Colorado unemployment insurance accounting errors

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (454+ words) State auditors found that the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment severely miscalculated how much funding it expected to receive and spend on unemployment insurance last year. Auditors found several “material weaknesses,” the most serious type of audit finding, most…...

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newsfromthestates.com > article > north-dakota-ambulance-providers-losing-money-every-run-according-survey

North Dakota ambulance providers losing money on every run, according to survey

5+ mon, 1+ day ago   (655+ words) As Trump targets elections, states fight back in court North Dakota ambulance service providers lost nearly $500 on average for every patient transported to a medical facility last year, according to a survey. The recent survey of three dozen providers in…...