Though some medical practices still struggle to restart cash flow, federal health officials and UnitedHealth Group report progress in getting clinicians back in business.
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The Department of Health and Human Services today announced its latest round of appointments under the Biden Administration.
These new appointees join the department at a time when their expertise is needed to end the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, implement President Biden s American Rescue Plan and restore public trust in the nation s health agencies, HHS said in the announcement. The growing team at HHS is working tirelessly to end the COVID-19 pandemic and expand access to healthcare through President Biden s American Rescue Plan, said HHS Chief of Staff Sean McCluskie. These appointees, under the leadership of Secretary Xavier Becerra, bring diversity and years of experience to the crucial mission of ensuring Americans health and wellbeing.