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Health Alliance contract expires today (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
It looks like negotiations between the region’s largest health-care network and health insurance provider are going down to the wire.
Fed funds to boost county health - The Argus
Fed funds to boost county healthThe Argus, CA - 48 minutes agoAlameda, San Mateo and other Bay Area counties have won millions of federal dollars to provide health care to the uninsured, state officials announced …Counties get funds to offer health care Contra Costa TimesHealth Care Coverage Initiative Ventura County Star (subscription)San Diego To Receive Funding To Pay For Uninsured Patients’ Health … 10News.comSanFranciscoSentinel.com - Los Angeles Timesall 23 news articles
Mental health documents to be released (Merced Sun-Star)
Beginning Sunday, two public documents related to the Merced County Mental Health Department will be available for review.
Health care bill dies in Senate (The Arizona Republic)
A bill that opponents said would have virtually gutted a state program for small businesses and cost thousands of Arizonans their health coverage died Thursday on a 6-1 vote in the Senate Health Committee.
Counties get funds to offer health care (Contra Costa Times)
Contra Costa and Alameda counties have won millions of federal dollars to provide health care to the uninsured, state officials announced Thursday in Martinez.
Affordable health insurance for all Americans (The Hill)
Americans need access to health insurance, but there are divergent philosophies on the best way to provide it. Some believe the federal government should insure everyone and use tax dollars to do it. The result would be long waits for treatment, lower quality and higher taxes.
One of the Nation’s Top Veterinarians and Pet Health Activists Endorses Parasite Control Guidelines From a Leading Nonprofit;
Dr. Marty Becker and CAPC recommend year-round, lifetime parasite control for dogs and cats. (PRWeb Mar 29, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/chachingpr.php/UGlnZy1UaGlyLVN1bW0tRmFsdS1NYWduLVplcm8=
E-health next wave of patient care - ChronicleHerald.ca
CTV.caE-health next wave of patient careChronicleHerald.ca, Canada - 1 hour agoIT?S NO surprise that health-related issues are on the minds of most Canadians, from politicians and lobbyists to concerned citizens from coast to coast. …NS gets millions from Ottawa to achieve health-care wait time … Canada.comall 44 news articles
Mental health center to repay $556,687 (Boston Globe)
A local social services provider has agreed to pay the state more than half a million dollars to settle allegations it billed the state Medicaid program and the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health for services it never rendered, officials said yesterday.
Jeanne Olsen, was longtime health, human service worker (The Plain Dealer)
Jeanne Olsen helped connect seniors in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn area with various health and human service agencies that could address their concerns before she retired from the United Way in the 1980s.