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Cardinal Innovations, former CEO agree to drop lawsuits; Topping may receive $500,000 in settlement

Lawsuits involving Cardinal Innovations and Richard Topping Jr., its fired chief executive, have been settled by each party agreeing to end their respective litigation, according to a civil court filing

Four additional COVID-19 related deaths in Forsyth over last week; county jail outbreak considered over

The United States Department of Health and Human Services and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services focus on information blocking for 2022 announced in HIMSS 2022 Conference, Blocking Actors are now on notice, HHS, CMAS and ONC are actively monitoring

A housing funding initiative to aid youths leaving foster care is a first fruit of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of N.C.s Medicaid managed care plan.

A Texas directive regarding healthcare access for transgender youth has sparked an ideological battle over gender identity and the new role that Obamacare could play in making procedures and medications such as hormone therapy, surgery, and puberty blockers more accessible.

Congress is no closer to passing additional COVID-19 funding, and without it, some programs are running out of funds. While the House was out on recess, the focus in the Senate was on the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson.

NC Department of Human Services, Division of Child Development and Early Education DHHS has imposed safety standards day cares may fail to implement fully, fail to enforce or employees may fail to follow DHHS will investigate any injury at a daycare child care facilities

Forsyth County reported three additional COVID-19 related deaths and 27 new cases in what will be — at least for the short term — the final daily update from the

The federal reimbursement program that let healthcare workers provide COVID-19 care for uninsured people is set to run out of cash Tuesday without signs of rescue as President Joe Biden and Congress find themselves at an impasse on funding.