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More patients are losing their doctors — and trust in the primary care system

Lima Ohio 20 Apr 2024

“We’re seeing a lot of people coming in for things that are really primary care issues, not urgent care issues, just because it’s really hard to get appointments,” Martin said ... health care providers.

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‘Are nursing homes our only option?’ These centers offer older adults an alternative

The Virginian-Pilot 20 Apr 2024

PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) centers provide government-funded medical care and social services to people older than 55, and they are a growing alternative to nursing home care.

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‘I believe everyone has potential to make something of their lives’

The Times/The Sunday Times 20 Apr 2024

He was placed in a care home, more than a hundred miles away in Aberdeen, and his life began to fall apart. Sheridan, however, spotted something in him the care system had overlooked.

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Idaho group says it is exploring a ballot initiative for abortion rights and reproductive care

Times Union 20 Apr 2024

The federal government has sued Idaho over the ban, contending it violates a federal law that requires hospitals to provide stabilizing care — including abortion — if a patient's life or health is at serious risk.

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Novo Nordisk, Roche Diabetes Care, Humanity & Inclusion launch Changing Diabetes Children program in PH

The Manila Times 20 Apr 2024

Together with Humanity & Inclusion and Roche Diabetes Care, and supported by the Royal Danish Embassy in Manila, Novo Nordisk Philippines forges its commitment to providing quality of care to the City of Valenzuela, Metro Manila, Philippines.

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Barrie pharmacy launches 1st provincial pharmacist care walk-in clinic

CTV 20 Apr 2024

The first provincial pharmacist care walk-in clinic has opened at the Rexall in the north end of Barrie to provide more immediate care for minor illnesses and chronic care in a more private setting ... .

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States want to make it harder for health insurers to deny care, but firms might ...

The Virginian-Pilot 20 Apr 2024

To curb health care costs and block unnecessary services, insurers have long required doctors to obtain their approval before they’ll pay for certain drugs, treatments and procedures ... their care.

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Nova Scotia Dental Association welcomes changes to CDCP

CBC 20 Apr 2024

The federal government announced this week oral health-care providers who provide services to clients of the Canadian Dental Care Plan can bill the insurance company directly without formally signing up for the program ... .

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Regina health-care workers picket for better pay and working conditions

CBC 20 Apr 2024

Dozens of health-care workers picketed outside of Regina’s Pasqua Hospital on Friday to ask the province to address conditions in Saskatchewan’s health-care system ... .

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Group launches effort to explore ballot initiative restoring abortion access in Idaho

The Spokesman-Review 20 Apr 2024

... access to reproductive care statewide, including abortion ... Three clinics across the state closed their maternal services, forcing some to drive more than an hour each way for routine maternity care.

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Q&A: Explaining the health care coverage gap

Delta Democrat-Times 20 Apr 2024

The coverage gap refers to a certain group of uninsured people in states that have not expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, the federal health reform law enacted in 2010 under the Obama administration.

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2024 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees to be announced

The Virginian-Pilot 20 Apr 2024

The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame was lit in CARE colors for International Day of The Girl on Oct. 11, 2023, in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Duane Prokop/Getty Images for CARE USA) By Gary Graff . For MediaNews Group. PUBLISHED ... ... .

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Birkwood Village to host Senior Health Fair

The Hawk Eye 20 Apr 2024

... SEIRMC Palliative Care, SEIRMC Home Health & Hospice, The Views, Lee County Health Department, Silver Smiles — LCHD, Montrose Health Center, Lincare, and the Des Moines County Health Department.

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Ganucheau: The unlikely Mississippi politician who could tank Medicaid expansion

Delta Democrat-Times 20 Apr 2024

And so we thought it was very important to have people who are working to have the opportunity to have health care ... He’s focused as much of his career on health care improvements as any modern Mississippi elected official.

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Lawrence school board to consider grant application for funds to support students’ mental health

Lawrence Journal World 20 Apr 2024

Other benefits, the district says, would include increased training for the district’s and Bert Nash’s school-based mental health care providers in practices such as dialectical behavioral ...