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In the year after Missouri expanded Medicaid, the state struggled to sign up people for the government-funded health insurance program. Now, more than 1 million Missourians are enrolled. The federal government barred states from kicking anyone off Medicaid during the coronavirus pandemic. But when those protections expire this spring, patients will need to renew their coverage. Advocates and health officials worry that eligible people could drop off the rolls. ....
Applying for health insurance through Medicaid expansion took Raven Cole just 10 minutes. However, the wait to see if she's approved has dragged on for months. ....
Hudson Reporter Hudson County launches mobile vaccination unit × Hudson County launched a new mobile vaccination unit that will serve as a popup clinic in neighborhoods throughout the county. This new resource will allow the Hudson County Vaccine Task Force to bring the COVID-19 vaccine directly to hard-to-reach communities and host onsite vaccination clinics for local businesses and organizations. The unit is a small passenger bus that has been repurposed and outfitted to administer vaccines in the back of the vehicle. “After a long and difficult 15 months, we are finally turning the corner and getting closer every day to ending this pandemic,” said Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise. “But we need to make it abundantly clear that the progress we have made is the direct result of our aggressive vaccination efforts. Hudson Regional Health Commission has done a tremendous job getting this life saving vaccine into the arms of our residents, ....
Reply At least 50 percent of courses are planning to hold some face-to-face class meetings, and the college plans to offer six different instructional delivery modes in the fall of 2021. (Courtesy Carolyn Herring/Ramapo College) MAHWAH, NJ Ramapo College officials are preparing for a fall semester which features more in-person classes and a broader range of on-campus experiences for students. Officials are optimistic that as more vaccines become available, the likelihood of a return to normal increases as well. I believe there are reasons to be sanguine about the fall semester and the year ahead, said President Peter Mercer. Subscribe With broader access to testing, increasing availability of vaccines, and an incremental loosening of some public health restrictions, the senior team and I are optimistic that we can begin to prepare for a fall semester that safely brings with it an increased number of courses that will hold face-to-face class meeting ....