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Through CHAMPVA, VA shares the cost of medically necessary health care services and supplies with eligible beneficiaries.

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Since N.J. legalized recreational weed, the 14-year-old medical cannabis program has shrunk — it's down about 50,000 patients since 2022. The post Patients fear medical program is failing without intervention from state officials, cannabis agency appeared first on New Jersey Monitor.

YAKIMA, Wash. - The MultiCare Yakima Memorial Hospital held a ceremonial construction kickoff event on Friday to celebrate the expansion of Childrens Village, a clinic providing over 30 different services

UC Berkeley Law School’s Veterans Law Practicum recently released a report on the deported veterans crisis, a 28-page look into how immigrant veterans are deported and deprived of healthcare benefits.

TITUSVILLE — Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) National Legislative Deputy Director Kristina Keenan spoke on a legislative panel at the midwinter meeting of the National Association of State Approving Agencies

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Attacking leftists attempts to expose the Atlas Network of right-wing think tanks, Chris Trotter offers this gem “Morally speaking, is taking money from oil companies really all that distinguishable from giving money to oil companies every time we fill up our petrol tank?”

Jeffrey Brooks, 40, is facing prison time for his alleged role in an elaborate, multilayered scheme that the U.S. Justice Department said caused Medicare to be billed for $29 million

A South Carolina, company created bogus doctors' orders using medical information bought from call centers to bilk Medicare for millions, officials said.