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CMS: Group health plans must cover COVID-19 diagnostic testing

CMS said the new guidance should make it easier for people to get tested.

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High MLRs inspire insurers to focus on quality improvements

Lack of member utilization has left Medicaid managed-care organizations facing additional high risk-corridor expenses from states. That's boosting efforts to treat social determinants to improve their medical loss ratios.

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Universal Health Services lost $67 million in cyberattack recovery

Universal Health Services lost $67 million from a September cyberattack that caused the company to take its U.S. IT networks offline.

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New York State Nurses Association report finds over 26,000 nurse understaffing complaints filed in 2019 and 2020

With multiple signatories on each complaint, there were 97,715 nurse signatures total, the data showed. NYSNA receives a copy when such "protests of assignment" are filed, and the numbers are tracked and reported annually, a spokesman said.

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Another Pennsylvania health network vaccinates employee kin

The University of Pennsylvania Health System said that its Chester County Hospital ran a "lottery system" for family members of employees who otherwise met the state's eligibility requirements.

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Why AstraZeneca and J&J's vaccines, in use elsewhere, are still on hold in America

As COVID deaths mount daily, critics say the Food and Drug Administration is moving too slowly. Meanwhile, the novel coronavirus is evolving, with new variants stalking populations the world over.

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As COVID surged, vaccines came too late for at least 400 medical workers

In California, which became the epicenter of the national coronavirus surge following Thanksgiving, 40% of all healthcare worker deaths came after the vaccine was being distributed to medical staff members.

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Laboratory-confirmed influenza-associated hospitalizations: Oct. 1, 2020 to Feb. 6, 2021: 165. Oct. 1, 2019 to Feb. 1, 2020: 10,314.
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Data Points: Far fewer flu cases

The double whammy of high COVID-19 and flu cases that many health experts warned about in the fall has not come to pass. Through Feb. 6, 2021, for flu-tracking purposes, the seasonal sickness is at historic lows, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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