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Advocates for affordable health care are speaking out to remind people what is at stake if the Affordable Care Act is repealed in the wake of recent statements by former President Donald Trump. Mr. Trump, who leads the polls for the 2024 Republican nomination, has recently said he is looking at alternatives to the Affordable Care Act, and criticized the GOP lawmakers who voted against his attempts to end the program in 2017. ...

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Monday (November 27) announced eligible hospitals in the state will begin receiving payments through

Starting Friday, North Carolinians will have greater access to health care as the long-awaited Medicaid expansion is launched. Medicaid will provide coverage to individuals ages 19 to 64 with higher incomes, allowing eligibility for those earning up to 138% of the federal poverty rate. Kody Kinsley, North Carolinas Secretary of Health and Human Services, said this expansion will bring essential care to thousands, improving their health and overall well-being. ...

The hospital in Burlington will receive more than $25 million out of nearly $2.6 billion being distributed statewide as the state expands Medicaid coverage at the end of this week.

The hospitals in Davidson County will receive a total of almost $30 million out of nearly $2.6 billion being distributed statewide as the state expands Medicaid coverage at the end

The medicaid expansion will allow the state to draw more than $8 billion each year from federal funding based on enrollment.

Some residents in Los Angeles County will see rent relief after board members approved a temporary cap on rent increases. Rent increases will be capped at four percent for tenants living in unincorporated L.A. County communities after the L.A. County Board of Supervisors approved the motion on Tuesday. The cap will be effective from Jan. […]

In recent years, Manitoba dropped to last among the provinces in the number of family physicians per capita. Read more.

Duke University Health System CEO Dr. Craig Albanese discussed bending the cost curve, growth opportunities and supporting the

Hundreds of Kittery senior citizens were either undercharged or overcharged. Here's what happened and what town leaders are doing about it.