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As Idaho’s Medicaid program has been under the microscope the past year while state decisionmakers look for ways to decrease costs by increasing its efficiencies, many have noted that the

As Idaho’s Medicaid program has been under the microscope the past year while state decisionmakers look for ways to decrease costs by increasing its efficiencies, many have noted that the

Idaho’s bankrupt Health Data Exchange was difficult to regulate because of how the state created and managed it, a watchdog report released last week found. Idaho legislators on the Joint

Most Idahoans are unaware that access to life-saving Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in Idaho is in jeopardy. While some communities have well-funded and resourced systems of pre-hospital care, most of

SAINT ALPHONSUS: As the region’s leading trauma center, Saint Alphonsus is dedicated to supporting Idaho’s emergency first responders, whether they are staffed by volunteers or paid professionals.

First responders and EMS services are the first line of rescue and therefore a critical piece of any trauma program, writes Parker Fillmore.

On Friday, Sept. 22 the Idaho Legislatures Joint Legislative Oversight Committee met at the Idaho State Capitol. The committee heard an update on a February report conducted by the Office

Originally published Sept. 22 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.

Originally published Sept. 15 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.Idaho Medicaid’s program has asked to add 60 employees, which would grow the program that serves about 400,000 Idahoans on Medicaid to 273 employees.

Originally published Sept. 15 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.Idaho Medicaid’s program has asked to add 60 employees, which would grow the program that serves about 400,000 Idahoans on Medicaid to 273 employees.