COVID Cases Top 8,000 In Las Vegas Area Over New Year’s Weekend

Coronavirus cases exploded to more than 8,000 in Clark County over the holiday weekend, according to the Southern Nevada Health District. The county tallied 8,104 new cases of COVID-19 between Friday and Sunday, bringing the total to 377,518, the district said today. Friday’s report saw the most cases, with 3,261. “Today, we are seeing an ...

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Here’s What To Know About Your 2022 Medicare Costs

When the calendar flips to 2022, certain Medicare costs will creep higher. For the program’s 63.6 million beneficiaries — most of whom are 65 or older — annual adjustments can affect premiums, deductibles and other cost-sharing aspects of Medicare. While each change doesn’t necessarily involve a huge dollar amount, experts say it’s important to consider ...

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New Insurance Laws For 2022 Will Protect Californians’ Health And Safety

California consumers and hard-working families will have additional insurance protections under new laws now in effect in 2022. These include laws that provide new health coverage options

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COVID: California Blows Through Record For New Daily Cases As Omicron Surges

The numbers from the holiday weekend are in — and California has broken every record for new coronavirus cases. Obliterated them, actually.

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2022 New Laws | Here Is What’s New In California Workplace Laws

As we head into a new year with high hopes for the economy to continue to recover and grow, 2022 has brought something that everyone can count on: new state laws.

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Newsom Promised 6 Million COVID Tests For Students. Only Half Have Arrived

Gov. Gavin Newsom promised that schools would receive at-home COVID-19 tests in time for students to safely return to campuses after winter break, as health officials warned of a surge in cases over the holidays.

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The Big-Ticket Drugs That Have Higher Prices In 2022

Drug companies raised the prices on hundreds of medications on Jan. 1, with most prices up 5% to 6% on average. Why it matters: The start of the new year is the most popular time for drug companies to hike prices, and even though high drug prices remain one of the biggest political health care issues, ...

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CMS Wants Insurers To Offer Standardized Plan Options On The ACA Exchanges

The Biden administration is aiming to require insurers to offer standardized plan designs on the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA’s) exchanges. As part of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS’) 2022 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters rule, which was released late Tuesday, payers would have to offer standardized plan options for every product network type, ...

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FDA Authorizes First Covid-19 Booster Shot For Teens Aged 12 To 15

The Food and Drug Administration on Monday extended the emergency use authorization for the Pfizer and BioNTech Covid-19 booster shot to include teens aged 12 to 15, paving the way for them to be eligible for the jabs later this week. It is the first booster shot to be authorized for this age group. A ...

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California Sets Feb. 1 Deadline for Health Worker Boosters

California‘s roughly 2.5 million health care workers have until Feb. 1 to get a coronavirus vaccine booster shot or risk losing their jobs, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday. Newsom gave more details on the booster mandate during a Wednesday news conference at a vaccine clinic in Oakland. He had initially announced the new rule on ...

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