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Children without legal status became eligible for State CHIP last year.
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The Sutherland Institute, a conservative think-tank, says more than three-quarters of Utahns surveyed worry about an increase in income leading to a loss of government benefits.
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If you have the right insurance at the right time you might be fine, but for many Utahns, health care can be a logistical and financial nightmare.
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Dr. Andy Pavia says the tripledemic of RSV, flu and COVID-19 could look very different at Primary Children's Hospital. Last year they had to reschedule surgeries and make kids wait for beds.
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Patients say they are relieved by the news, but some are frustrated at how stressful the last month has been while they waited for an answer.
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After pandemic-era protections ended in April, most Medicaid-enrolled Utahns are losing coverage not because of eligibility but due to unfamiliar enrollment rules and mistakes with paperwork.
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During the pandemic, Utah’s Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program grew by 64% — the third-highest rate in the nation. Congress ended the continuous coverage provision with the last budget.
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The GOP senator says the act will lead to medication shortages and hurt research and development.
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During the interim session, the Health and Human Health Services committee heard from insurance companies, health organizations and some drug companies about best practices for reducing drug prices.
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State lawmakers are considering a number of plans to reduce prescription drug costs this session, including a bill that would cap insulin copays and…
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By 8:30 Friday morning, the line had grown to around a hundred people outside Horizonte Instruction and Training Center. Freddy Martinez and his son Lucas…
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Utah’s Medicaid expansion plan had a final public hearing Monday night in Salt Lake City. After the window closes for online comments at the end of the…