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Sinai Chicago opens new multispecialty clinic at Holy Cross Hospital
Sinai Chicago has opened a new multispecialty clinic at its Holy Cross Hospital to centralize services in one location.
Pritzker wins third term as governor, Stratton elected to replace Durbin in Senate
Gov. JB Pritzker won a third term in office on Tuesday, part of a continued electoral domination by Democrats across the Land of Lincoln.
Duckworth seeks answers from FDA on estradiol transdermal patch shortage
U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., has asked federal regulators to clarify how it will mitigate an estradiol transdermal patch shortage that she said makes it harder for women to manage symptoms of menopause.
HSHS St. John’s Hospital plans $22.7 million modernization of medical/surgical unit
HSHS St. John’s Hospital told state regulators it has plans for a nearly $22.7 million...
Raoul praises court for blocking enforcement of ‘medically frail’ definition for Medicaid work requirements
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Monday praised a federal court for its decision to block a Trump administration rule to force chronically ill people on Medicaid to prove they are unable to work.
Illinois opens $25 million housing in Joliet for women in recovery
State officials joined leaders from Silver Cross Hospital and other Will County leaders last week to open a new $25 million project in Joliet that offers supportive housing for women in recovery.
Trump administration demands changes to Illinois’ law on mental health screenings in schools
The Trump administration said Friday that Illinois must change the way it handles mental health screenings for students, or face potential legal action.
Panelists discuss preparations for Medicaid work requirements, impact on providers
Health News Illinois convened a panel of experts this week to discuss the wide-ranging changes coming to the Medicaid program, including the implementation of work requirements, the expected financial impact on providers and communicating changes to patients.
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Panelists discuss preparations for Medicaid work requirements, impact on providers
Health News Illinois convened a panel of experts this week to discuss the wide-ranging changes coming to the Medicaid program, including the implementation of work requirements, the expected financial impact on providers and communicating changes to patients.
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LatestAdvocate Health raises millions to support health and opportunity in Chicago and Milwaukee
Celebrating the power of philanthropy and partnership, GATHER brought more than 400 supporters together on Oct. 28 and raised nearly $900,000 to advance health access initiatives across Chicago’s South Side and Milwaukee’s Near...
Medicare/Medicaid
Raoul praises court for blocking enforcement of ‘medically frail’ definition for Medicaid work requirements
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Monday praised a federal court for its decision to block a Trump administration rule to force chronically ill people on Medicaid to prove they are unable to work.
Insurance
Stuart implores Aetna, BJC Healthcare to reach coverage agreement
A contract dispute between Aetna and the St. Louis-based BJC Health could have massive health implications for retired Illinoisans in the Metro East region, according to one of the area’s top lawmakers.
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Health Reform
Duckworth seeks answers from FDA on estradiol transdermal patch shortage
U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., has asked federal regulators to clarify how it will mitigate an estradiol transdermal patch shortage that she said makes it harder for women to manage symptoms of menopause.
Hospitals
Sinai Chicago opens new multispecialty clinic at Holy Cross Hospital
Sinai Chicago has opened a new multispecialty clinic at its Holy Cross Hospital to centralize services in one location.
Legislative
Lawmakers unveil state-backed tax plan to support independent pharmacies
Independent pharmacies would be able to access tax benefits under a state-backed plan unveiled Wednesday.
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Health Tech
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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Sinai Chicago opens new multispecialty clinic at Holy Cross Hospital
Sinai Chicago has opened a new multispecialty clinic at its Holy Cross Hospital to centralize services in one location.
Pritzker wins third term as governor, Stratton elected to replace Durbin in Senate
Gov. JB Pritzker won a third term in office on Tuesday, part of a continued electoral domination by Democrats across the Land of Lincoln.
Duckworth seeks answers from FDA on estradiol transdermal patch shortage
U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., has asked federal regulators to clarify how it will mitigate an estradiol transdermal patch shortage that she said makes it harder for women to manage symptoms of menopause.
HSHS St. John’s Hospital plans $22.7 million modernization of medical/surgical unit
HSHS St. John’s Hospital told state regulators it has plans for a nearly $22.7 million...
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