Tammy Duckworth, D- Illinois, issued the following news release on April 12, 2021:. U.S. Senators Tammy Duckworth and Dick Durbin today announced that Illinois will receive $65.3 million in back payments from the Federal Emergency Management Agency thanks to President Biden's decision to waive the 25 percent state cost share requirement for assistance.
Australian Medical Association Identifies Savings of $21.2 Billion in Aged Care Hospital Admissions
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BARTON,
The AMA has estimated that over the year up until
30 June 2021, there will have been 27,569 admissions of residents from nursing homes to hospitals that were potentially avoidable, costing
$312 million and accounting for 159,693 hospital patient days.
The staggering figure is the first national estimate of potentially preventable admissions to hospitals from nursing homes alone. In total, new AMA modelling has identified
$21.2 billion of savings that could be made over four years if immediate reforms were implemented to our aged care system.
The
$21.2 billion comprises four-year savings from potentially avoidable admissions to private and public hospitals from nursing homes (
U.S. Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth today announced that Illinois will receive $65.3 million in back payments from the Federal Emergency Management Agency thanks to President Biden's decision to waive the 25 percent state cost share requirement for assistance related to the COVID-19 pandemic. "After the Trump Administration refused to respond.
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National Association of Insurance Commissioners Releases 2020 Annual Report
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WASHINGTON,
The
National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) today released its 2020 Annual Report.
The theme of this year s report is resiliency. It focuses on how the NAIC and its members embraced change and took action to protect consumers and ensure a stable insurance market in the
U.S.
In 2020, the organization adapted technology, deployed services, and engaged members and the public in new and innovative ways.
These efforts strengthened our members ability to adapt to the pandemic and enabled them to continue focusing on strategic priorities and larger societal issues such as race and insurance and climate and resiliency.