For Minnesota seniors, more is at risk than Medicaid
The Older Americans Act was set to be reauthorized, but its future is now uncertain.
Minnesota’s mental health system is failing the ill
The Treatment Advocacy Center (TAC), a national organization that works to eliminate barriers to care for people with serious ...
1.2 million people are covered by Medicaid in Minnesota. How would possible cuts affect them?
Medicaid is a health insurance program that covers about one in five people across the country. What would possible cuts mean in Minnesota?
Are concerns about J.J. McCarthy's health fueling Vikings' interest in Aaron Rodgers?
How much is Rodgers going to cost? 'I've had people in the league say you're nuts if you think he's going to take some big ...
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Republicans reproductive health bills fail to pass in Minnesota House
Two bills surrounding reproductive health failed to pass in the Minnesota House on Thursday. HF 24, known as the “Born Alive ...
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Attorney General investigation: Mayo policies acted as 'barrier' in patients' access to charity care
The Minnesota Attorney General's Office investigation into Mayo Clinic found that it deterred some patients from applying for ...
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Post-pandemic Medicaid rollback hit Woodland Centers finances in west central Minnesota
A significant drop in clients with Medicaid eligibility meant revenue losses, and further raises concerns going forward for ...
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Isaiah Hosts Medicaid Roundtable with Southeast Minnesota Faith Leaders
Members of ISAIAH, a Rochester based interfaith group, held a roundtable with churches from around southeast Minnesota about medicaid funding at Christ United Methodist Church on Thursday, March 13.
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Big cuts to Medicaid will hurt rural hospitals like Essentia Health
About 65% of our payments come from government programs,” including Medicaid and Medicare, said Dr. Stephanie Gefroh.
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Some of Minnesota’s farm country has high cancer rates, but the causes aren’t clear
The reasons for that shift aren’t fully understood. Minnesota has especially high rates of blood cancers, like leukemia and ...