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Biden s Broader Vision For Medicaid Could Include Inmates, Immigrants, New Mothers

Biden s Broader Vision For Medicaid Could Include Inmates, Immigrants, New Mothers
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Biden Administration Pushes To Expand Medicaid s Reach : Shots

Biden Administration Pushes To Expand Medicaid s Reach : Shots
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Colorado Supreme Court puts full stop on challenges to hospital provider fee legality

Updated with statement from the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing. The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday ended more than six years of challenges to the state s hospital provider fee, denying plaintiffs one last chance to challenge the fee s constitutionality. The Court issued a denial of writ of certiorari, a legal term that means they won t hear the case.Â The lawsuit, originally filed in 2015, was brought by the TABOR Foundation, led by former lawmaker Penn Pfiffner, and which claimed the hospital provider fee was a tax, subject to voter approval from the Taxpayer s Bill of Rights. It also challenged the law based on the Constitution s single-subject rule, which requires that bills follow the titles.Â

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Hospital consolidation influences physicians practice patterns: Research

When hospitals acquire physician practices, it can influence how individual physicians practice medicine, two new studies show.

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Colorados Homebound Population Receiving COVID Vaccines / Public News Service

DENVER - State health agencies are continuing to help people with disabilities who are physically unable to leave their homes to get COVID-19 vaccines, but work still is needed to reach some of the state s most vulnerable residents not already in Medicaid and other databases. Bonnie Silva - director of the community living office with the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing - said so far, local vaccine providers have been tapped to serve almost 95% of the state s identified homebound population. "Our goal was, How do we leverage local solutions where those are in place? And so literally going county by county, region by region in Colorado so that we could understand what local solutions they had in place, and how as a state entity we could support them," said Silva. " .

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