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Sat.Sep 03, 2022

Vaccinating Children and Youth against COVID-19: Washington, DC’s Approach

NASHP

SEPTEMBER 3, 2022

Vaccinating Children and Youth against COVID-19: Washington, DC’s Approach September 2, 2022 / by Michelle Fiscus. It is estimated that immunizations prevent approximately 6 million deaths each year from vaccine-preventable diseases such as polio, measles, and pertussis. While routine childhood immunization requirements for schools and childcare centers have long existed in every state, COVID-19 vaccine requirements are very rare.

Primary Care

Primary Care Hospitals Prevention Healthcare

Study Shows High-Cost MA Plans Don’t Always Result In Better Care

Home Health Care

SEPTEMBER 3, 2022

Seniors on Medicare Advantage health plans may not always be receiving high quality care, a new study shows. The study from RAND Corporation, a nonprofit research organization, looked at 15 different quality measures from patients on MA plans during 2016 and 2017 and found that the quality of care was only slightly better when compared to plans that didn’t have any monthly premiums.

Medicare

Medicare Quality of Care Accountability Medicaid

Sat.Sep 03, 2022

Vaccinating Children and Youth against COVID-19: Washington, DC’s Approach

Study Shows High-Cost MA Plans Don’t Always Result In Better Care

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