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USA TODAY Amazon's virtual health care service, Amazon Care, will be available to all U.S. companies and Amazon employees starting this summer, according to a statement published by the retail giant.  The telehealth service is currently available to Amazon employees and employees of companies in Washington who supply Amazon Care. The app, available for iOS and Android, virtually connects employees and their families to medical professionals allowing patients to live chat with a nurse or doctor via in-app messaging or video.  The program also includes an in-person component in whi...

America now knows that nursing homes are broken. Does anyone care enough to fix them? Suzy Khimm © Provided by NBC News The pandemic turned nursing homes into a death trap for more than 170,000 long-term care residents and staff members who have lost their lives to Covid-19. But the virus also revealed how America’s system for long-term care is fundamentally broken in ways that will continue to harm vulnerable residents and workers, long after the pandemic has faded away. The biggest underlying problem? For all the billions of taxpayer dollars that the United States spends...

USA TODAY A manhunt was underway Sunday in Minneapolis after the fatal shooting of a man near "George Floyd Square," an intersection that serves as a memorial to the man whose death at the hands of police in May set off Black Lives Matter protests across the nation. Police provided few details of the shooting, which took place less than 48 hours before jury selection is set to begin in the murder trial of the police officer charged in Floyd's death. Police spokesman John Elder said police were alerted to Saturday's shooting at about 5:45 p.m. local time and were told the victim or victims ha...

The Wyoming Department of Health has confirmed 11 more deaths, due to COVID-related issues, bringing the total number of COVID-related deaths in Wyoming to 682.

GRAY - Joseph Maurice Cote, 86 of Gray, TN went to sleep in Jesus on February 26, 2021 at the home of his daughter. Born on December 14, 1934 in Hartford, Connecticut, he was raised the first ten years of his life in an orphanage and then went to live with his father, sister and brothers. He lived in Harford, CT the first 34 years of his life. During that time, he did hotel management, worked as a firefighter and spent three years serving his country in the Army. He married Leola when he was 32 years old. He had a passion for sharing Jesus with others and spent the rest of his career selling ...