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Spike in ER, Hospitalization Use Short-Lived After Medicaid Expansion

While the Medicaid expansion may lead to a dramatic rise in emergency room use and hospitalizations for previously uninsured people, that increase is largely temporary and should not lead to a dramatic...

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Accessing care especially difficult for Latinos on Medi-Cal

Miriam Uribe enrolled in California's low-income health insurance program last November, and she still hasn't found a primary care doctor 10 months later who could see her. "Once you have (insurance),...

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Analysis: California's Enrollment Success Is Its Greatest Challenge

California is coming face to face with the reality of one of its biggest Obamacare successes: the explosion in Medi-Cal enrollment. The numbers — 2.2 million enrollees since January — surprised health...

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State Auditor Slams California’s Oversight Of Medi-Cal Plans Used By 9 Million

California health officials failed to ensure that more than 9 million residents enrolled in Medi-Cal managed care plans had access to doctors when they needed them, the state auditor said in a stinging...

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5 Challenges Facing Medicaid At 50

A “sleeper” provision when Congress created Medicare in 1965 to cover health care for seniors, Medicaid now provides coverage to nearly 1 in 4 Americans, at an annual cost of more than $500 billion....

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Florida tries new approach to mental health treatment

Seeking to improve care and lower costs, Florida this month became the first state to offer a Medicaid health plan designed exclusively for people with serious mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia,...

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Accessing care especially difficult for Latinos on Medi-Cal

Miriam Uribe enrolled in California's low-income health insurance program last November, and she still hasn't found a primary care doctor 10 months later who could see her. "Once you have (insurance),...

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Florida Becomes First State To Implement New Mental Health Strategy

Seeking to improve care and lower costs, Florida this month became the first state to offer a Medicaid health plan designed exclusively for people with serious mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia,...

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Spike in ER, Hospitalization Use Short-Lived After Medicaid Expansion

While the Medicaid expansion may lead to a dramatic rise in emergency room use and hospitalizations for previously uninsured people, that increase is largely temporary and should not lead to a dramatic...

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California expands Medi-Cal while continuing cuts

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California has been praised by health advocates for its early embrace of the federal health care expansion, but the new state budget has raised questions about its commitment to...

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Analysis: California's Enrollment Success Is Its Greatest Challenge

California is coming face to face with the reality of one of its biggest Obamacare successes: the explosion in Medi-Cal enrollment. The numbers — 2.2 million enrollees since January — surprised health...

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Spike in ER, Hospitalization Use Short-Lived After Medicaid Expansion

While the Medicaid expansion may lead to a dramatic rise in emergency room use and hospitalizations for previously uninsured people, that increase is largely temporary and should not lead to a dramatic...

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California expands Medi-Cal while continuing cuts

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California has been praised by health advocates for its early embrace of the federal health care expansion, but the new state budget has raised questions about its commitment...

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Analysis: California's Enrollment Success Is Its Greatest Challenge

California is coming face to face with the reality of one of its biggest Obamacare successes: the explosion in Medi-Cal enrollment. The numbers — 2.2 million enrollees since January — surprised health...

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Fight Over Medicaid Managed Care Tax Punches Hole in California Budget

California lawmakers are staring down a $1.1 billion hole in next year’s health budget after failing to come up with a way to replace the state’s “managed care organization tax” on health insurance...

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'General Hospital,' Ellen Degeneres, CBS lead Daytime Emmy Awards nominations

ABC's "General Hospital" leads the pack in the 42nd annual Daytime Emmy Awards with 28 nominations, including multiple mentions in the lead actor and actress races and a bid for best drama. "The Ellen...

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CBS, ‘General Hospital’ and Ellen DeGeneres Top List

See the nominees below: Outstanding Drama Series The Bold and the Beautiful CBS Executive Producer Bradley Bell Supervising Producers Rhonda Friedman, Casey Kasprzyk, Edward J. Scott Coordinating...

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Obamacare Premiums In California May Rise 8 Percent Next Year, State Predicts

California’s health insurance exchange estimates that its Obamacare premiums may rise 8 percent on average next year, which would end two consecutive years of more modest 4 percent increases. The...

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Dean's List - Fall Semester 2015 (Des Moines Area Community College)

(Source: Des Moines Area Community College) Des Moines Area Community College President Rob Denson recently released the names of students eligible for the Fall Semester Dean's List. To be eligible, a...

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COVERED CAL NEARS SELF-SUFFICIENCY

The state’s health benefit exchange, the largest in the nation, is on schedule to support itself by next fiscal year — and that means scaling back this year. Covered California officials released a...

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