Some people have gone in for treatment or testing, only to get a large bill in the mail a few weeks later. One of them was Melissa Chalmers. I had a fever, I couldn t breath, my chest hurt, I was coughing, said Chalmers about her symptoms when she went in for a COVID-19 test at the start of the pandemic. I felt miserable.
A bill showed up a few weeks later and because she tested negative, she was on the hook for the charges. My concern is the lack of visibility into if you re going to have to pay, said Chalmers.
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(Photo : White House Photo - Tia Dufour) Official White House Photo shows President Donald Trump participating in a phone call while working from conference room at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland
With its policy that forces even Christians to fund abortions President Donald Trump will withhold $200 million in Medicaid funds from the state of California.
In a report by Life News, California essentially forces Christians and even churches to fund abortions with their requirement in private health insurance plans. In the state, private health care plans should pay for abortion regardless if the one paying it is pro-life or if abortion is contrary to what their faith dictates.
HHS warns it will strip California of funding over state s abortion coverage mandate
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HHS warns it will strip California of funding over state s abortion coverage mandate
HHS warns it will strip California of funding over state s abortion coverage mandate
Alex Azar, secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, speaking at the Values Voter Summit at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. on Friday, Oct. 11, 2019. | Ron Walters
The Trump administration warned California that it will revoke federal funding on grounds that it is violating federal law by requiring all health insurance plans in the state to cover abortion, a regulation that also impacts church healthcare plans.
HHS acts on violations of conscience protection in California, Vermont
Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City, Kan., chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Pro-Life Activities, is pictured Jan. 17, 2019. (CNS photo/Gregory A. Shemitz)
By Catholic News Service • Posted December 18, 2020
WASHINGTON (CNS) Two U.S. bishops’ committees said Dec. 17 they “strongly commend” the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for taking “corrective action” against a Vermont medical center and the state of California for violating federal conscience protection laws when it comes to abortion.
In the first case, HHS’s Office for Civil Rights said Dec. 16 it has referred the University of Vermont Medical Center to the Department of Justice for a lawsuit over forcing a nurse to assist in an abortion procedure in violation of the nurse’s conscience rights.
HHS acts on violations of conscience protection
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Two U.S. bishop s committee said Dec. 17 they strongly commend the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services taking corrective action against a Vermont medical center and the state of California for violating federal conscience protection laws when it comes to abortion.
WASHINGTON Two U.S. bishop’s committee said Dec. 17 they “strongly commend” the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services taking “corrective action” against a Vermont medical center and the state of California for violating federal conscience protection laws when it comes to abortion.
In the first case, HHS’s Office for Civil Rights said Dec. 16 it has referred the University of Vermont Medical Center to the Department of Justice for a lawsuit over forcing a nurse to assist in an abortion procedure in violation of the nurse’s conscience rights.