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ERLC | Explainer: California and Vermont s continued abortion policies cause HHS to take action

December 18, 2020 The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office for Civil Rights (OCR) made two announcements regarding conscience protection. First, HHS announced that it will “disallow $200 million in federal Medicaid funds going to California in the upcoming quarter due to the state illegally mandating that all healthcare plans subject to regulation by the California Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) cover abortion without exclusion or limitation.” In addition, they announced that they have referred the University of Vermont Medical Center (UVMMC) to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for enforcement after an investigation of UVMMC’s violation of conscience protection laws.

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Bishops Affirm Conscience Rights of Medical Professionals

Bishops Affirm Conscience Rights of Medical Professionals
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Vermont Vaccinates Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Facilities for Coronavirus

Vermont Vaccinates Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Facilities for Coronavirus © AP Vermont Republican Gov. Phil Scott speaks to reporters after voting on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, in his hometown of Berlin, Vt. Scott said he voted for Democrat Joe Biden for president because he believes the former vice president can do more to bring the country together. He said it was the first time in his life he’s voted for a Democrat. Vermont is vaccinating its health care workers and long-term care facilities for coronavirus, state officials said Friday, but urged people to practice cautious optimism. Vaccines will help us beat the virus and begin our return to normal and while it s a huge milestone, we need to remember just because a vaccine exists, doesn t mean we can let our guard down, Gov. Phil Scott said Friday. It will still be several more months before the vaccines starts to lower the infection rate of the virus.

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Vermont Hospital Under Fire For Forcing Nurse To Do Abortion Despite Religious Beliefs

Vermont Hospital Under Fire For Forcing Nurse To Do Abortion Despite Religious Beliefs Fetus under 18 weeks also feel termination pain Pixabay Abortion is a sensitive issue anywhere though there are regions where it is allowed. However, there is due diligence needed for hospitals carrying out, including the federal anti-discrimination statute known better as “Chuch Amendments.” This is a sensitive issue that the University of Vermont Medical Center is facing. The Justice Department filed a civil lawsuit against them for allegedly misleading and forcing a nurse to perform an abortion despite a conflict with the procedure due to her religious beliefs. The suit was filed at the Vermont Federal Court on Wednesday.

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WATCH LIVE: Vermont Gov Gives Coronavirus Update

Vermont Vaccinates Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Facilities for Coronavirus Staff Reports © AP Vermont Republican Gov. Phil Scott speaks to reporters after voting on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, in his hometown of Berlin, Vt. Scott said he voted for Democrat Joe Biden for president because he believes the former vice president can do more to bring the country together. He said it was the first time in his life he’s voted for a Democrat. Vermont is vaccinating its health care workers and long-term care facilities for coronavirus, state officials said Friday, but urged people to practice cautious optimism. Vaccines will help us beat the virus and begin our return to normal and while it s a huge milestone, we need to remember just because a vaccine exists, doesn t mean we can let our guard down, Gov. Phil Scott said Friday. It will still be several more months before the vaccines starts to lower the infection rate of the virus.

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