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More regulation of urgent-care industry needed, Community Catalyst report argues

A new report from two not-for-profit consumer advocacy groups finds that most states don't issue specific licenses for urgent-care clinics and don't require them to treat uninsured patients and those with Medicaid.

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Biden pushes for home health Medicaid coverage, $400 billion in funding

Medicaid is the main payer for home and community-based care in the U.S., paying for services for about 5 million aging adults and people with disabilities. This would be the biggest financial investments in the space in a decade.

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Nearly 1 in 5 Americans skipped care due to cost last year

About 1 in 5 U.S. adults have forgone healthcare over the past year because they couldn't afford it. Black and Hispanic Americans were disproportionately impacted.

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Spectrum Health in outcomes-based deal with Medtronic

Hospitals with purchasing power can negotiate better deals from device manufacurers in the form of risk-based contracts, as Spectrum Health announced a new collaboration with medtech company Medtronic on heart-related devices.

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FDA posts info on impact of coronavirus mutations on test effectiveness

While the Food and Drug Administration said that changes in the virus' genome may impact the effectiveness of antigen and serology tests, it noted in particular four molecular tests that received Emergency Use Authorization whose performance could be negatively affected by coronavirus mutations.

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5 highlights from ONC's 2021 annual meeting

COVID-19 response, modernizing public health and keeping health equity top-of-mind proved key themes at the agency's 2021 meeting.

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Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine protects younger teens

Vaccinating children of all ages will be critical to stopping the pandemic — and helping schools, at least the upper grades, start to look a little more normal after months of disruption.

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Mississippi: No extension of postpartum Medicaid coverage

The state Legislature's decision not to extend Medicaid coverage to a year postpartum comes as Congress shows an appetite to make it easier for states to expand reimbursement.

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