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The public health emergency has been extended several times, most recently through April 16. But it is expected to end at some point in 2022 and once it does, the Medicaid benefits for many will be on the chopping block.

To hold a hostage of funding for covid. covid funding that we need in order to buy pills to help immunocompromised government to help those to ensure we can reboot our uninsured program. to make sure we have testing capacity. that is what they are doing great lets have debates, lets have discussions lots of people come down to the white house and talk about immigration. we all want to fix it. but we need this covid funding its really a huge disappointment to us that congress has left for two wee...

The Health Resources and Services Administration is reopening the reporting window for Provider Relief Fund recipients to submit reporting for Period 1 if extenuating circumstances apply. If you received a PRF payment between April 10, 2020, and June 30, 2020, this may apply to you. The reporting window is open now and runs through Friday, April 22, 2022, at 11:59 p.m. ET. You can apply here for the extended reporting window via a Docusign form if any of the extenuating circumstances apply.

Center for COVID Control, the nationwide coronavirus testing chain under scrutiny from the FBI, was hit with a scathing lawsuit Thursday.

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Embry Health says it's closing 60 COVID-19 testing sites in the state after losing government funding that covered the costs of testing uninsured patients.

Without more federal funding, theres going to be a problem providing free COVID-19 tests and vaccines to uninsured Arizonans.

Federal funds for COVID-19 vaccines and tests run out Tuesday night at 11:59 p.m. as the COVID-19 Coverage Assistance Fund runs out of money, leaving anyone...

HUNTINGTON — Effective Monday, April 4, Marshall Health’s COVID-19 drive-thru testing site at Marshall University Medical Center/Cabell Huntington Hospital will be open 8 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday, according

HHS stopped reimbursing providers testing and treating the uninsured for COVID-19 last month and, starting Tuesday, will no longer pay for vaccine administrations.