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The court ruled legal precedent disqualifies Medicaid beneficiaries from taking issue with how a state determines which providers are qualified to be in the health care program.
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Being an emergency room doctor has been a marathon during the pandemic. With a surge in COVID cases expected during the holidays, Dr. Nicholas Steinour says medical staff are prepared – but concerned.
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More than 20 advocacy groups are asking Texas officials to reconsider proposed staffing cuts that could create delays for vulnerable populations seeking…
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Lee esta historia en español. Almost a million low-income Texans would likely enroll in Medicaid if the state were to expand the program under the…
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Travis County Approves Central Health's Increased Budget As COVID-19 Exacerbates Demand For ServicesLee esta historia en español. Travis County commissioners voted Tuesday to approve Central Health’s next budget, which includes a $20 million increase in…
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Central Health announced it was buying land for a new health and wellness center in Southeast Travis County at the end of August, marking another step in…
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On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with Dr. Rebecca S. Etz, an associate professor of family medicine and…
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From Texas Standard:An increase in the number of Houston-area residents dying at home suggests more people may be affected by the coronavirus than…
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From Texas Standard:Before the coronavirus outbreak began, health care workers used N-95 masks and gloves once, then disposing of them to prevent…
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Physician practices in Texas are facing serious financial pressures as fewer patients come in to seek care during the coronavirus pandemic.According to a…