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In surprise move, Baker administration sets high insurance payments for vaccinations By Priyanka Dayal McCluskey Globe Staff,Updated March 8, 2021, 6:51 p.m. Email to a Friend Nicole Burgett-Yandow, a nurse practitioner at Urgent Care, rolled up her sleeve for the COVID-19 vaccination at the Gillette Stadium/CIC Health COVID-19 Vaccination Site.Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff As they prepared to roll out COVID-19 vaccines across Massachusetts, the Baker administration in December made a little-noticed decision about how much it would pay hospitals, health centers, pharmacies, and other providers ...

Lawmakers reach agreement for telehealth coverage Matt Stout Massachusetts House and Senate leaders said Tuesday they’ve reached a deal on legislation that would mandate insurance carriers cover telehealth services in any case where in-person services would be covered, extending emergency requirements the state had put in place amid the pandemic. The 70-page compromise bill released by legislative leaders would also require insurers to cover a range of COVID-19-related care, including emergency and inpatient services, as well as lab work, lawmakers said. The legislation is e...

A large piece of Marblehead history is history The Tower Way water tank is gone now what? Wicked Local When Nancy Goldstein recently took a drive through her old Village Street neighborhood, she said it definitely felt off, like something was missing. And there was something missing. Something big. The giant water tower, which came down last week.  “I grew up in that neighborhood and always thought the water in my house came directly from it,” she joked.  It took two and a half days to dismantle the tower that first went up in 1924. Water and Sewer Superintendent Amy McHugh said the tan...