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Delaware hospital to stop accepting some Medicaid patients

Hospital system Nemours to quit NJ over reimbursement rates, leaving 10,000 children with disabilities without care.

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N J giving Delaware hospital $20M to cover kids on Medicaid, but there s no guarantee it will

N J giving Delaware hospital $20M to cover kids on Medicaid, but there s no guarantee it will
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N J can halt disruption in kids rare-disease treatment | Opinion

N J can halt disruption in kids rare-disease treatment | Opinion
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New report: NJ keeps spending millions on low-rated nursing homes

Recommendations from the NJ Office of the State Comptroller have been ignored

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A law to limit opioid prescription meds in NJ has not worked

The regulation adopted in 2017 limits initial opioid pain prescriptions to 5 days but the total number of opioid prescriptions written hasn’t really dropped

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