Guidance For Group Health Plans Implementing COVID-19 FFCRA and CARES Coverage Requirements

The Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and the Treasury jointly released additional frequently asked questions (“FAQs”) regarding implementation of the health coverage provisions of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (“FFCRA”);

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HHS To Send $3 Billion To Help More Safety-Net Hospitals

HHS on Friday announced plans to send an additional $3 billion in provider COVID-19 relief grants to safety-net hospitals that were left out of a prior funding tranche, and will give $1 billion to an assortment of rural and smaller hospitals.

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Insurers Need Flexibility In Benefit Design To Continue Telehealth Past The Public Health Emergency

CMS Administrator Seema Verma: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services needs help from Congress to make temporary flexibilities permanent.

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High Deductible Health Plans Aren’t To Blame For Rising Healthcare Costs

High Deductible Health Plans (HDHP) are causing some individuals to avoid seeking medical treatment because they cannot afford the out-of-pocket expenses, some experts suggest. The implication of this position is employers should only offer higher premium, traditional PPO style plans.

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COVID Special Session: Nevada Facing Deep Cuts To Medicaid, Health Services Spending

Nevada lawmakers have started cleaning up a ten-figure budget mess caused by the coronavirus, opening a special legislative session on Wednesday that will see hundreds of millions of dollars slashed from the state’s $4.4 billion annual spending plan.

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Businesses Don’t Have To Inform All Staff Members Of Positive COVID-19 Cases, SNHD Says

With COVID-19 cases increasing across the Las Vegas Valley, many people wonder what the protocol is if a staff member at a business or office were to test positive for the virus.

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