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Intensive Psychiatric Home Care May Cut Hospital Readmission
Intensive home treatment after a psychiatric crisis is linked to lower readmission rates and inpatient days than standard inpatient treatment.
California Almost Legalized Psychedelics. Now, Supporters are Looking for a Good Test Case | KQED
California's legislative proposal on psychedelics will likely focus on providing access to veterans with PTSD through narrower, pilot programs.
Effectively Verify Your Insurance Eligibility to Reduce Denied Claims
Adequate insurance eligibility verification can significantly reduce denied claims in healthcare billing.
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Pilot Program Cuts ADHD Diagnosis, Treatment Times
A Minnesota program reduced complaint-to-treatment times for ADHD with screening tools in primary care.
Trump hasn't permanently changed GOP, Sununu says
"Trump is Trump.
There's no Trump-lite.
There's no Trump 2.0 coming up."
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Oregon State Correctional Institution, a medium-security facility near Salem that the Oregon Department of Corrections runs.
Most Americans are avoiding politics news: poll
Democrats are tuning out more than Republicans.
Medicare $2,000 prescription drug cap starts Jan. 1
The yearly cap will be $2,000 in 2025.
Insurance Rates Are Eating Cash Flow Away-Here's What Investors Should Do About It
If cash flow were already on its knees because of increased interest rates, soaring homeowners insurance premiums have been the real death blow.
California's car insurance premiums are rising too: Which Bay Area cities pay more?
While there's been much attention to rapidly rising insurance costs and policy non-renewals for California homeowners, the state also has seen increasing rates for auto coverage.
How prior insurance authorization affects physicians and the care they give patients
NPR's Michel Martin speaks with American Medical Association President Bruce Scott about how physicians and patients are burdened by insurance companies' systems of prior authorization.
Last minute gift guide: 2024 Oregon Book Award winners' favorite books for holiday giving * Oregon ArtsWatch
Josephine Woolington, Waka T. Brown, Nora Ericson, and Daniela Molnar offer suggestions ranging from picture books, to poetry, to a monthly letter of romantic, erotic stories.
Ontario proposes requiring health staffing agencies to disclose their rates
Ontario is proposing to increase transparency and accountability around health staffing agencies, as hospitals and long-term care homes spend about $1 billion a year to fill shifts with temporary workers at rates far higher than full-time staff are paid.
Trump demands GOP unity around new spending plan
They're eyeing a Thursday vote.
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Rage has long shadowed American health care. It's rarely produced big change.
The outpouring of anger at health insurers following the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson continues a cycle of rage that dates back decades.
Video: Mangione charged with act of terrorism'
Luigi Mangione, the man suspected of killing health insurance CEO Brian Thompson has been charged with murder.
The pros and cons of Medicare Advantage plans
Increasingly, Medicare beneficiaries are gravitating towards Medicare Advantage plans-largely because they think they'll pay less for their health care than with Original Medicare and receive extra benefits.
Healthcare titan plans huge South Bay medical hubs in $800 million project
Sutter Health has unveiled plans to transform several empty office buildings in Santa Clara into two huge medical campuses that would create a healthcare destination in Silicon Valley.
How a Global 500 insurer's $1.6B Singapore deal fell apart
Allianz's bid to take over Singapore's Income Insurance drew scrutiny from both public officials and prominent Singaporeans.
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Novel Telecare Approach Transforms Care for Alcohol Use
Screening and telephone-based brief intervention effectively reduced unhealthy alcohol use among diverse adult patients in a Federally Qualified Health Center.
Pediatric RSV vaccine trial paused by Moderna amid safety concerns
There has yet to be an RSV vaccine for children-despite those under 5 being the most vulnerable population.
The Right (and Wrong) Things to Say to a Grieving Friend | KQED
Supporting a grieving friend is a long-term commitment; sharing memories and checking in can greatly help their healing process.
Advocates Fear Trump Could Cut Homelessness Funding Just as It's Making a Difference | KQED
The future of CalAIM, a key policy for connecting health and housing services in California, depends on federal support, which is uncertain.
California Health Official Helped London-Based Company and Traveled on Its Dime | KQED
California's mental health commission director advocates for digital mental health strategies while working to secure funding for Kooth's $271 million contract.
Forced Sterilization Survivors Undertake Own Healing After Feeling 'Silenced Again' by State | KQED
The state's memorialization process for forced sterilizations has been criticized for lacking genuine community engagement and accountability to survivors.
California Will Give You Up To $2,000 For an E-Bike - If You're Eligible | KQED
The e-bike voucher program in California aims to enhance access to eco-friendly transportation for those with limited mobility options.
Advocates Fear Trump Could Cut Homelessness Funding Just as It's Making a Difference | KQED
The future of CalAIM, a key policy for connecting health and housing services in California, depends on federal support, which is uncertain.
California Health Official Helped London-Based Company and Traveled on Its Dime | KQED
California's mental health commission director advocates for digital mental health strategies while working to secure funding for Kooth's $271 million contract.
Forced Sterilization Survivors Undertake Own Healing After Feeling 'Silenced Again' by State | KQED
The state's memorialization process for forced sterilizations has been criticized for lacking genuine community engagement and accountability to survivors.
California Will Give You Up To $2,000 For an E-Bike - If You're Eligible | KQED
The e-bike voucher program in California aims to enhance access to eco-friendly transportation for those with limited mobility options.
Former Aetna CEO says he'd eliminate employer-sponsored insurance to fix the U.S. healthcare industry in wake of UnitedHealthcare shooting
Employees should be free to choose their own health care plans, but be given the same contributions from their workplaces, Mark Bertolini argued.
Suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing didn't have health insurance with UHC, company says
The suspect "and his mother were not UnitedHealthcare members," parent UnitedHealth Group said.
San Mateo County OKs Pilot for $1,000 Monthly Aid to Domestic Violence Survivors | KQED
"I'm alive and I'm here today because CORA was there for me, and a program like this, that would take care of basic needs and allow the freedom of choice for survivors who've had so little choice... is the greatest gift that I can imagine," she said.
UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder leads search firm exec to describe 'newfound fear' among health workers
Executives are wondering, "Could it happen to me?"
Comparing Travel Insurance vs International Health Insurance
Travel insurance is for short trips, covering emergencies and travel issues, while international health insurance is for long stays with comprehensive medical coverage.
Here's How a Major East Bay Sewage Leak Could Harm Fish and Wildlife | KQED
A sewage leak in Contra Costa County spilled 20 million gallons of wastewater into a wetland, potentially harming local fish and wildlife.
What does Medicare Part A cover? Here's everything you need to know about its benefits and costs
Medicare Part A helps cover hospital stays, and sometimes covers skilled facility care, home health care and hospice care.
Dr. Oz turbocharges Medicare Advantage and everyone monitors their glucose: 10 health care predictions for 2025 from top investors
Although Trump is entering the White House with an electoral mandate, he will not spend any political capital on health care legislation.
South Korea police investigate President Yoon Suk-Yeol over martial law declaration
He's facing an impeachment vote over the since-retracted declaration of emergency law.
South Korea president faces impeachment after martial law
South Korean MPs have begun impeachment proceedings for President Yoon Suk-yeol after he caused uproar by declaring, then reversing, martial law.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly loses seat in Wicklow - as recounts underway in multiple constituencies
Trump will decide the future of government money for healthcare plans. Letting it expire could save money, but the middle class might pay more.
Trump's decision on ACA subsidies will impact health insurance costs and access for millions of Americans, particularly low- and middle-income families.
Birth Control on Your Mind Since the Election? Here Are Your Options | KQED
Trump's return could lead to new national restrictions on reproductive rights, undermining existing state protections.
Trump will decide the future of government money for healthcare plans. Letting it expire could save money, but the middle class might pay more.
Trump's decision on ACA subsidies will impact health insurance costs and access for millions of Americans, particularly low- and middle-income families.
Birth Control on Your Mind Since the Election? Here Are Your Options | KQED
Trump's return could lead to new national restrictions on reproductive rights, undermining existing state protections.
New White House rule would make weight loss drugs available for people on Medicare and Medicaid
A New White House proposal would make Medicare and Medicaid cover GLP-1 weight loss drugs for people who are obese.
The move would expand affordable access to the drugs to some 7.4 million people.
Biden proposes Medicare and Medicaid cover Ozempic, weight loss drugs
It would expand access to the medications for millions of Americans struggling with obesity.
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Broward Health and Nicklaus Children's Hospital form an alliance to serve Broward County children
The boards of Broward Health and Nicklaus Children's Health System have approved an agreement to collaborate in providing pediatric care in Broward County.
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Trump's plans to change healthcare could slash insurance for some low-income Americans and retirees
Trump's potential presidency could significantly impact healthcare for 45 million Americans, with promises to change the Affordable Care Act yet lacking specifics.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr's 'Make America Healthy Again' effort is poised for real power
If confirmed, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will have broad influence over federal agencies and health care policy a prospect that worries many in public health given his history of conspiracy theories.
Fire engulfs hospital ward in northern India, killing 10 newborn babies
Ten newborn babies have been killed after a fire tore through a neonatal intensive care unit in a hospital in northern India, authorities said.
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Pediatricians worry about a vaccine skeptic leading health policy
President elect Trump says RFK Jr, can go "wild on health."
Some pediatricians worry this could mean a roll back of childhood vaccinations which would accelerate the reemergence of childhood diseases.
This Bay Area City Takes the Lead on Gun Violence Prevention. It Starts With Neighbors | KQED
The Silence the Violence program aims to empower communities to address safety issues through active participation and resource sharing among residents.
Santa Clara County Among First in California to Enroll Incarcerated People in Medi-Cal Before Release | KQED
Santa Clara County initiates Medi-Cal enrollment for incarcerated individuals to enhance health outcomes and community safety before their release.
This Bay Area City Takes the Lead on Gun Violence Prevention. It Starts With Neighbors | KQED
The Silence the Violence program aims to empower communities to address safety issues through active participation and resource sharing among residents.
Santa Clara County Among First in California to Enroll Incarcerated People in Medi-Cal Before Release | KQED
Santa Clara County initiates Medi-Cal enrollment for incarcerated individuals to enhance health outcomes and community safety before their release.
Most Americans don't understand how an administration's view on healthcare data sharing interoperability could directly impact them, pointed out Arcadia CEO Michael Meucci.
Is healthcare sharing right for you? 3 essential questions
Navigating healthcare costs is challenging for U.S. families, highlighting the need for affordable alternatives to traditional health insurance.
mPATH Health Raises $3 Million to Enhance Cancer Screening and Health Equity
With a focus on health equity, mPATH Health is committed to transforming cancer prevention through personalized outreach and cutting-edge technology, ensuring
Biden Administration Proposes New Rule to Make Over-the-Counter Birth Control Free | KQED
The Biden administration is aiming to expand contraceptive access by making over-the-counter birth control available at no cost to women with private health insurance.
You, our readers, care a lot about reproductive freedom - LGBTQ Nation
We asked what issue concerned you most in upcoming ballot initiatives.
Prop. O, to support reproductive care access, explained in seconds
Proposition O is a local response to national threats to reproductive health care access.