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Hall Render
MAY 13, 2022
training initiative for nurses, caregivers who work in long-term care facilities. Health experts say Arizona not prepared for surge of Alzheimer’s patients. Arizona telemedicine company owners admit $64 mln kickback scheme. Oscar Health withdraws from 2 states. Oscar Health To Exit Colorado, Arkansas.
Hall Render
JULY 22, 2022
Covid-19 public health emergency extended in the US. Telemedicine exec among 36 charged in $1.2B 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline number brings additional access to mental health help in Alabama. Advocates concerned about Alabama’s telemedicine law. The Journey from Nursing to COO of John Dempsey Hospital.
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Hall Render
DECEMBER 1, 2023
with more than 5 Magnet designations Four more years: Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Wellstar re-up contract Hospital fails to dodge $10M malpractice verdict after attempting to pin payment on radiologist New survey reveals insight into Georgia’s maternal health crisis New chief medical officer hired for St.
Hall Render
SEPTEMBER 23, 2022
Health systems grow apprenticeships to tackle shortages. HHS alerts health sector to monkeypox-themed phishing campaign. House report attacks, nursing homes fight back over allegations of deficient staffing, care and safe practices as pandemic hit. Delaware extends public health emergency order 30 days.
Hall Render
APRIL 1, 2022
Hospital, long-term care groups again petition Becerra to extend COVID-19 public health emergency. Nursing Home Operating Expenses Could Balloon by $500K With Staffing Minimums in Place. Parkinson warns of new ‘enormous’ business problem for nursing homes; highlights staffing-minimum alternative.
Hall Render
AUGUST 12, 2022
Major nursing home association urges COVID emergency extension, revised guidance. As hospital sale nears, nurses share concerns, Health Trust partnership falls through. Denver nursing home to close after 105 years. Q&A: Denver Health CEO speaks to Denver7 Investigates. study reveals.
Bill of Health
OCTOBER 17, 2022
First, nursing homes and assisted living facilities are seeing large numbers of suits , particularly for failures in infection control. It also questions whether shields reflect good public policy and suggests some of the politics that seemed to drive the legislators that voted for them. Of course, there are always exceptions.
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