A New Poll Shows One In 5 People Would Refuse A COVID-19 Vaccine As Companies Race To Create One

A new AP-NORC poll published Wednesday revealed about one in five people would refuse a coronavirus vaccine, and only about half of Americans would get the vaccination, as scientists race to create one.

Read More

Clark County reports 44 new COVID-19 cases as state total nears 8K

Clark County recorded 44 additional COVID-19 cases and no new deaths over the preceding day as the hospitalization rate from the disease caused by the new coronavirus continued to decline, according to data posted Tuesday.

Read More

UNLV Coronavirus Testing Site Draws 1,200 On 1st Day

More than 1,200 coronavirus tests were administered Wednesday during the first day of operations at the new community-based site at UNLV, although lines were “backed up” because many patients arrived without appointments, a Clark County spokeswoman said.

Read More

Nearly Half Of Americans Delayed Medical Care Due To Pandemic

As the coronavirus threat ramped up in March, hospitals, health systems and private practices dramatically reduced inpatient, nonemergency services to prepare for an influx of COVID-19 patients. A poll released Wednesday reveals that the emptiness of medical care centers may also reflect the choices patients made to delay care.

Read More

California Beaches Back In Business: People ‘Don’t Want To Be Trapped At Home’

Memorial Day weekend brought crowds to beaches, trails and parks, but officials said that for the most part there were no major problems and that most people appeared to be following social distancing rules.

Read More

McConnell: Next Coronavirus Bill ‘Not Too Far Off’

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) signaled Thursday that the Senate GOP's decision to pause before starting work on another coronavirus relief bill could be nearing an end.

Read More

First Deadlines For Laid-Off Workers To Get Health Insurance

Many laid-off workers who lost health insurance in the coronavirus shutdown soon face the first deadlines to qualify for fallback coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

Read More

57% of Small Business Owners Believe Remote Work Will Continue After Stay-at-Home Orders Lifted

Are you thinking about allowing your employees to work from home post the COVID-19 pandemic? If yes, then you are among more than half of small business owners who are planning to do the same.

Read More

CMS Finalizes Plan To Allow Medicare Advantage Plans To Expand Telehealth Benefits

The Trump administration has finalized several changes in Medicare Advantage (MA) and Part D in anticipation of bid submissions on June 1.

Read More

As Residents Perish, Nursing Homes Fight For Protection From Lawsuits

As an unprecedented catastrophe unfolds in which more than 28,000 people have died of Covid-19 in care facilities, the nursing home industry is responding with an unprecedented action of its own: Using its multi-million dollar lobbying machine to secure protections from liability in lawsuits.

Read More
arrowcaret-downclosefacebook-squarehamburgerinstagram-squarelinkedin-squarepauseplaytwitter-squareyoutube-square