Covered California Opens IFP Special Enrollment for Those Affected by Wildfires, Pandemic, Job Loss

Covered California opened enrollment for those affected by the “triple threat” of fires, the pandemic, and the recession.

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Department Of Insurance Launches Remote Licensing Exams That Will Help Increase Employment Opportunities

The California Department of Insurance today launched remote testing for license examinations, providing more flexibility and opportunities to thousands of insurance license candidates in light of existing COVID-19 social distancing requirements and local public health orders.

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HHS Reveals 10-Year Plan To Tackle Nation’s Public Health

HHS on Tuesday set more than 350 measureable goals as part of its 10-year plan to tackle the nation's most pressing public health issues.

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Are You Ready For The New 401(k) MEP/PEP?

On January 1, 2021, the 401(k) world as you know it will be reborn. It may start out slowly at first, but ultimately the popular retirement savings vehicle will change.

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Las Vegas Hospital Workers Call For Probe Into Conditions During Pandemic

Hospital workers in Las Vegas are calling on Nevada health officials to investigate claims of unsafe working conditions amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Nevada Reports 672 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Deaths

Nevada recorded 672 new cases of COVID-19 and 25 additional deaths over the preceding day, according to state data posted Tuesday.

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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Nevada Expands Access to New Program to Address Trauma, Suicide and Complex Mental Health...

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Nevada has increased access to tools and resources for Medicaid members who are struggling with physical, behavioral and life challenges. A newly added program that offers in-person care teams and virtual supports that are available 24/7, has been expanded to help more members address trauma, suicide risk and complex mental health conditions.

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Trump Plots Broad Health Data Overhaul After Troubled Rollout Of Covid-19 Database

The Trump administration wants to overhaul how state and local health departments and providers report public health data to the government, a month after its separate, trouble-plagued rollout of a new coronavirus reporting system for hospitals.

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Newsom Nears Pivotal Decision: Should California Try To Reopen Again?

California Gov. Gavin Newsom says California is "turning a corner" on the pandemic weeks after locking down various sectors in a desperate bid to thwart a summer surge.

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FDA Gives Nod To COVID-19 Saliva Test That Doesn’t Need Special Swab Or Collection Device

•FDA over the weekend granted emergency use authorization to a COVID-19 saliva test from the Yale School of Public Health that lacks a separate nucleic acid extraction step and eliminates the need for a special swab or collection device. Samples collected in any sterile container are suitable.

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