There really was only one place to be on Saturday night and that was the Clans clubrooms for the St. Dominics FC presentation night and a huge crowd had turned out specially for the occasion.
A crisis and complaint about Anthem mental healthcare coverage
An excerpt from the MH-CAN survey and complaint to the Department of Insurance.
We write on behalf of the Mental Health Clinicians Action Network of Connecticut (MHCAN-CT), a multidisciplinary group of mental health professionals aiming to improve access to mental health care by bridging the gaps between clients, clinicians in private practice, legislators, governing bodies, and insurance companies. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been advocating for permanent pay parity for telehealth services as well as more power to hold insurance companies accountable for meeting the standard of care.
We as providers are prohibited from organizing or unionizing, which impedes our ability to advocate and be heard by some of our governing bodies as well as the insurance companies. Based on concerns regarding widespread provider challenges with Anthem BCBS, MHCAN-CT ran an informal survey of over 450 private practice mental healt
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Two solar arrays on adjoining parcels of land are being proposed off North Main Street Extension in the town of Ellicott. The project was discussed recently by the town Planning/Zoning Board.
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A New York-based company is eyeing 50 acres of land in the town of Ellicott to place solar panels in two arrays.
The project, sought on 96 total acres on two adjoining parcels of land near the Chautauqua County-Jamestown Airport on North Main Street Extension, is currently in the preliminary stages.
Rebecca Toner with Storke Renewables LLC of Springwater, N.Y., spoke briefly in December to the Ellicott Planning/Zoning Board to outline the project. She said Storke Renewables is looking to lease the land, located at 3365 N. Main St. Ext. and behind Jamestown Advanced Products.