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The guidelines will take effect on April 29, 2021. The new guidelines divide travelers into these six groups: • Group A are travelers fully vaccinated in the CNMI. • Group B-1 are critical and essential workers whose travel was approved by CNMI health officials. • Group B-2 are essential workers whose travel was approved by CNMI health officials, and have proof of vaccination. •  Group B-3 are the essential workers that are approved by the CNMI health officials, who are n...

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Fight over Reno-area COVID-19 reopen plan goes to task force April 22, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LAS VEGAS (AP) — Health district and city officials in Reno are rejecting a coronavirus reopening plan thats going before a state COVID-19 Task Force on Thursday, calling for social distancing requirements to stay in place at least until June 1. Last-minute protest letters on Wednesday point to a rising coronavirus infection rate in northern Nevada’s most populous area and the closure of a Catho...

NFL Doubles Down on Social Justice Support Ahead of Chauvin Verdict 19 Apr 2021 Before the jury in the Derek Chuavin trial hands down its verdict, the NFL would like its fans to know that the league “stands committed” to using its “platform” to fight for “social justice.” Those sentiments were communicated in a memo sent by Commissioner Roger Goodell to league employees and obtained by Pro Football Talk. “We have all been witnessing an unspeakable amount of violence across the cou...

Postpartum Medicaid coverage extended from 60 days to one year in Illinois Raymon Troncoso, Capitol News Illinois April 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Women with incomes up to 208% of the federal poverty level set by the federal Department of Health and Human Services will have continuous Medicaid eligibility 12 months postpartum in Illinois. Previously, the eligibility was for 60 days.Tatyana Tomsickova Photography Illinois will now provide Medicaid benefits to eligible mothers for up to 12 mo...

Illinois will now provide Medicaid benefits to eligible mothers for up to 12 months postpartum, a major extension from the previous 60-day limit. Gov. JB

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Illinois expands Medicaid benefits for mothers from 60 days to 12 months By RAYMON TRONCOSO Capitol News Illinois SPRINGFIELD – Illinois will now provide Medicaid benefits to eligible mothers for up to 12 months postpartum, a major extension from the previous 60-day limit. Gov. JB Pritzker made the announcement Tuesday after a waiver submitted in 2019 by the state to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services was recently approved. “Every mother in Illinois deserves access to qu...

A total of 10,045,575 people have participated in the COVID-19 vaccination carried out by the Indonesian government, according to data from the COVID-19 ...

During the meeting of the Pettis County COVID-19 Task Force on Monday, April 5, it was reported that according to the state’s website, 10,070 Pettis County residents have received one dose and 6,753 have completed the two-dose series. Starting on Friday, April 9, all Missourians will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine who are over the age of 16. Bothwell Regional Health Center will be administering COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines from  April 9 and