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A KFF Health News investigation finds Genesis HealthCare used bankruptcy and delays to avoid paying settlements to families after resident injuries and deaths.
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The Alliance for Women’s Health and Prevention wrote a letter to Gov. Ayotte urging her to reconsider the decision. The organization noted that approximately 30% of women in New Hampshire experience obesity.
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Se esperan un par de días calientes a finales de esta semana. Para mantenerse seguros durante el calor, recuerda hidratarte y evitar estar al aire libre durante las horas de picos de sol.
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With changing state and federal laws, experts say coverage could decrease further in coming years.
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Como parte del siguiente presupuesto estatal, los legisladores han reducido fondos para los reembolsos de Medicaid para los proveedores de salud.
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New premiums and an effort to add work requirements are among the major changes coming to New Hampshire’s Medicaid program.
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The protestors wanted lead budget writers to remove proposed work requirements and monthly premiums, but one protestor said none of the lawmakers engaged with them.
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Los defensores que se oponen a los requisitos laborales de Medicaid en el próximo presupuesto estatal se reunieron en la Casa Estatal para discutir los posibles efectos de esos cambios.
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As the NH Legislature works to finalize the state’s next budget, public health advocates and Medicaid patients are bracing for potential new work requirements and other changes to the program.
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Republicans in Congress want to require proof of work for Medicaid recipients as part of a massive budget bill favored by President Trump.