COVID-19 crushed Native American hospitals. Why slash new funding?
The chronic underfunding of Native American health care nearly crushed providers during the pandemic. And we'll spend even less per patient next year.
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The chronic underfunding of Native American health care nearly crushed providers during the pandemic. And we'll spend even less per patient next year.
Last July, Andrea Ogg stood outside a pharmacy in Castle Rock, Colorado, fully prepared to lie to get herself a Covid-19 vaccine.
Gerry Irr moved to Hampstead five -years ago as an empty nester, and for the first time, she needed help.
Pamela Faccone, a Newark- based employee for 31 years from 1987 and 2018, said she feels "shocked and betrayed." She counted on these so-called RMSA funds of $94,000 for healthcare premiums and medical expenses for the rest of her life. Based in Malvern, Pa., Vanguard initially cut the benefit entirely with one day's notice, but reversed the decision after an outcry...
Pamela Faccone, a Newark- based employee for 31 years from 1987 and 2018, said she feels "shocked and betrayed." She counted on these so-called RMSA funds of $94,000 for health-care premiums and medical expenses for the rest of her life. Based in Malvern, Pa., Vanguard initially cut the benefit entirely with one day's notice, but reversed the decision after an outcry...