In a move that challenges Morrisey’s veto, the treasurer is forging ahead to distribute critical funds tied to medical marijuana. Originally published by Mountain State Spotlight, this story highlights the ongoing policy debate surrounding medical cannabis.
Vernon County voters resoundingly rejected a proposed hospital district, giving it a 71% “no” vote. Concurrently, they approved a tax question, filled seats on the Nevada City Council, and recorded a voter turnout that exceeded 30%, according to unofficial results.
Owensboro Health remains steadfast in its mission to deliver high-quality care to patients across the region. However, with its revenue heavily reliant on Medicare and Medicaid, the system must now brace for funding reductions linked to the Big Beautiful Bill.
California lawmakers are considering the end of a long-running corporate tax break that costs the state billions of dollars each year. This measure, they hope, could fill the gap left by federal health care funding cuts and help address a looming budget deficit.
Montana’s pediatric emergency services stand at a crossroads. With $2.4 million on the table, experts wonder if this funding could prevent needless tragedy in the state’s ERs. Eleven hospitals already hold special recognition for their child-focused care.
Illinois is bracing for a possible Medicaid funding shortfall as new federal rules cap how much money states can raise through provider taxes. Experts say the shift could unsettle longstanding financial arrangements that help pay for Medicaid services.
Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMH) secured a $500,000 federal grant to strengthen its preparedness for infectious diseases. The funding is meant to bolster resources, ensuring safer healthcare conditions for Guam residents.
Montana Community Foundation recently awarded $65,624 to Sidney Health Center to support its capital project. This contribution is part of $1.5 million distributed among 26 nonprofits statewide through the Otto Bremer Trust Community Responsive Fund.
Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) is criticizing Senators Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) and Angus King (I-ME) for siding with Republicans in a bid to avert a government shutdown. He contends that a truly bipartisan agreement could protect healthcare from drastic cuts, insisting Democrats should not concede vital funding simply to avoid a shutdown.
New Hampshire and its acute-care hospitals have settled a bitter lawsuit over allegations that the state planned to exploit federal Medicaid reimbursement provisions for significant profit while offering hospitals $70 million.