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A visit to Veterans on the Lake on Tuesday to celebrate a scholarship program and investments to make it more accessible.

"Unlike other sectors, long-term care settings can’t simply raise wages because the state sets the rate they can charge," Katie Lundmark and Danielle Olson write. 'State lawmakers set both Medicaid and private pay rates for nursing homes. If wages are going to increase permanently, funding must come from the state."

CARSON CITY, NV, and WASHINGTON, DC —The Nevada Pharmacy Alliance (NPA) and the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) are proud to announce that Nevada pharmacists can now bill the state’s Medicaid program for certain health care services.

Senate Concurrent Resolution 32 (Atkins) was adopted March 30 of this year and sets forth the Joint Rules of the Senate and Assembly for the 2021–22

The First Day of School always brings a lot of new things. This year, there are a lot of new In God We Trust signs popping up in Texas schools. Why is this happening?

The Democrats are running to replace outgoing Rep. Ramon Alexander.

The First Day of School always brings a lot of new things. This year, there are a lot of new In God We Trust signs popping up in Texas schools. Why is this happening?

Mental health reform bill assures behavioral health and wellness covered by insurance; pays providers on par with primary care physicians.

In 1970, a dynamite bomb exploded on a Sunday night in the Senate chamber of the Louisiana Capitol.

There is no other way to put it. Our current system of senior care is crumbling. A recent survey of Minnesota nursing homes and assisted-living facilities found that 40 nursing homes may close if the state takes no action.