Nevada Small Businesses Struggling 2 Years After Pandemic’s Start

The results of the 2020-21 Nevada Small Business Development Center client survey show that small businesses are still struggling significantly with staffing, supply chains and COVID-related issues.

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FEDERAL “NO SURPRISES ACT” HEALTH PLAN CHANGES – 2022 UPDATE

The federal Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) of 2021 brings significant changes to the American health care and health insurance industries – as well as many other changes to unrelated sectors.

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Nevada Health Insurance Exchange Gets New Director

Ryan High has been named the new director of the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange.

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DHHS Distributes More Than $43M To Support Behavioral Health Needs Throughout Nevada

The Department of Health and Human Services announces the distribution of more than $43 million to support behavioral health needs throughout Nevada, the group announced Friday.

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The New White House COVID Czar Calls For Calm As Cases Rise, Driven By BA.2

The U.S. should use this moment when coronavirus cases are relatively low to prepare for a "likely" surge in the future, according to an assessment from the new White House coronavirus response coordinator.

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Family Of Las Vegas Man Wins $200M Verdict Against Sierra Health

The family of a Las Vegas man who was denied health insurance coverage for a specific type of lung cancer treatment, then later died, has won a $200 million civil verdict against his health insurance provider, according to court records.

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Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center Is Officially Open, Accepting Patients

Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center officially opened Monday morning and is now accepting patients, the hospital announced.

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Meal Period Timekeeping – California Supreme Court says “No” to Rounding?

Many employers use rounding to adjust an employee’s work hours to the nearest whole time increment, such as five or ten minutes. Employers beware! However, in a newly published decision, timekeeping rounding must not apply to meal periods.

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Coronavirus Cases On The Rise In L.A. County, Prompting Calls For Spring Break Caution

Coronavirus cases are once again on the rise in Los Angeles County, according to data released Monday, prompting officials to urge residents to keep up safety protocols as the spring break holiday season arrives.

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Your Next COVID-19 Vaccine Will Be Different

After deploying four COVID-19 shots in a little more than two years, the nation is absorbing a troubling realization: That’s a pace that’s impossible to sustain.

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