Author: Ryan Voyles

Advisory council considers barriers to sickle cell treatments

An advisory council charged with proposing Medicaid financing models for expensive therapies that treat sickle cell disease and other high-cost drugs and treatments heard personal testimonies this week on barriers […]

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HFS announces change in child support pass-through payments

All child support payments collected by the Department of Healthcare and Family Services for current or former recipients of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program will be passed through to families, the agency said Wednesday.

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Prime Healthcare enters agreement to buy most of Ascension Illinois’ assets

California-based Prime Healthcare said Thursday it entered an agreement to purchase a large chunk of Ascension Illinois’ assets, including nine hospitals, associated physician practices and post-acute and senior living facilities.

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Lawmakers seek further clarity on PBMs and potential impact on drug costs

Illinois lawmakers continued discussions this week on the role of pharmacy benefit managers in light of a recent federal report that raised concerns about the drug middlemen's operations.

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Thomas More Society asks U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on Carbondale’s ‘bubble zone’

The Chicago-based Thomas More Society this week asked the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on whether the city of Carbondale and other municipalities can restrict public sidewalk access outside abortion clinics and other healthcare facilities.

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