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OAKLAND, Calif., April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Blue Shield of California today announced that it has provided more than $114 million in direct financial support to
244 healthcare providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds are part of a $200 million Provider Financial Support Program that Blue Shield announced last April.
A nurse from Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System educates agricultural workers about COVID-19 The program has been successful in accomplishing what we intended, said Sandra Clarke, chief financial officer and senior vice president for Blue Shield. It has primarily helped small to mid-sized practices and hospitals in our network to rise above the financial turmoil created by the pandemic and meet their cash-flow needs after most elective care was postponed during stay-at-home orders in early 2020. Our members rely on these organizations and independent healthcare providers to get the care they need, and I m happy Blue Shield
Barton Health schedules South Lake Tahoe vaccine clinic for April 30
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Barton Health schedules South Lake Tahoe vaccine clinic for April 30
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Gen Z Youth Say Climate Change is Adversely Affecting Their Physical and Mental Health in New National Survey by Blue Shield of California
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OAKLAND, Calif., April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ More than eight out of 10 (83 %) Gen Z youth are concerned about the health of the planet according to the NextGen Climate Survey, released today by Blue Shield of California. A majority of respondents also say their environment affects their physical health (69%) and their mental health (75%).
The survey was conducted in March to help uncover young people s top environmental concerns, how climate change impacts their well-being, and their optimism for the future. The poll included 1,200 respondents, aged 14 to 24, from across the U.S.