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Medicaid rolls see minimal drop in June
Illinois’ Medicaid managed care enrollment saw a minimal drop in June, according to recent data from the Department of Healthcare and Family Services.
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IDPH reaffirms existing pediatric vaccine schedule
The Department of Public Health said Tuesday that the state’s existing child and adolescent immunization schedule remains the same, despite a federal executive order that seeks to make changes to vaccine guidance.
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Religious groups, physicians file lawsuit against Illinois’ medical aid in dying law
Several religious groups and physicians sued Tuesday to block an Illinois law that allows residents near death to medically end their own lives. The lawsuit from John Paprocki, the bishop […]
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State releases report on improving behavioral health access and integration
Illinois’ Chief Behavioral Health Office released a framework Monday on how the state can improve access and integration to services.
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Drug manufacturers sue over Illinois’ new 340B law
A coalition of drug manufacturers has sued the state of Illinois over the recently enacted law to reform the 340B program.
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Enhanced misconduct reporting measures among new health-related laws
Efforts to strengthen patient protections and reporting measures were among the health-related bills signed Friday by Gov. JB Pritzker.
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Pritzker signs 340B reform package
Proposals to reform and audit the 340B program were signed into law Friday by Gov. JB Pritzker.
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Emily Chase talks becoming inaugural president of Comer Children’s Hospital
Emily Chase said becoming the inaugural president of the University of Chicago Medicine’s Comer Children’s Hospital is a “full circle experience.”
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Marketplace health plans set for another double-digit increase
Health insurance plans on the state-based marketplace are expected to see more double-digit percentage increases next year, according to preliminary data from the Department of Insurance.
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Duckworth plan to address youth suicide passes Senate
A bipartisan plan led by Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., to address a substance commonly used in youth suicides has passed the Senate.
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Review Board approves OSF plan to shift services from Ottawa to Peru
State regulators narrowly approved a proposal on Tuesday to allow OSF HealthCare to end intensive care and obstetrics services at OSF Saint Elizabeth Medical Center in Ottawa.
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