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Stars and Stripes - Mask mandates make a return — along with controversy

Mask mandates make a return — along with controversy by   Shoppers wear masks inside of The Cool store Monday, July 19, 2021, in the Fairfax district of Los Angeles. Los Angeles County has reinstated an indoor mask mandate due to rising COVID-19 cases. (Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP) Two months after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said vaccinated individuals didn’t need to wear masks in most settings, a growing number of experts are warning it’s time to put them back on. First, there was Los Angeles County, where the rising menace posed by the delta variant of the coronavirus prompted health officials to reimpose a mask mandate. Then, Bay Area health officers on Friday recommended that residents of seven counties and the city of Berkeley, Calif., resume wearing masks indoors. Mask mandates are being discussed, too, in coronavirus hot spots such as Arkansas and Missouri, where cases have sharply increased in recent weeks and many residents remain unvac

CalAIM proposal criticized for limitation on access to MAT medications

  The concern revolves around Section 3.10 of the CalAIM proposal, which states that all substance use disorder managed care providers must show that they either directly offer or provide referrals to MAT treatment. Several stakeholders say the application’s current language limits which MAT treatment medications Medi-Cal can cover. Three medications have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in MAT treatments: methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone. The first two are agonist medications drugs that initiate a biological action while naltrexone is an antagonist medication drugs that oppose a biological action. Methadone and buprenorphine are the only FDA-approved drugs included in the Drug Medi-Cal State Plan, and while Section 3.10 also allows counties to choose to individually offer the injectable naltrexone as an added benefit, some believe this language will lead to the state neglecting to cover naltrexone MAT treatments.

Indian-American doctors to pay $37 5 mn to settle allegations of kickbacks

Two Indian-American doctors and one of the largest hospital systems in the US have agreed to pay nearly USD 37.5 million to settle allegations of kickbacks for patient referrals, the Department of Justice said. The settlement resolves allegations that Prime Healthcare Services system overpaid for California interventional cardiologist Dr Siva Arunasalam s physician practice and surgery centre because the company wanted him to refer patients to its Desert Valley Hospital in Victorville, California, it said. The purchase price, which was substantially negotiated by Prime Healthcare Services founder and CEO Dr Prem Reddy, exceeded the fair market value and was not commercially reasonable, it said.

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