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Despite the documents he has amassed in his Barrington home and the calls he has made to insurers, state agencies and congressmen, Miguel Milich says he still can't understand exactly what's going on with his Medicare coverage.
WASHINGTON — Americans could pay billions of dollars more in new taxes for a few years before they're likely to see significant change in the nation's health care system under legislation that Congress is considering.
TISKILWA — Some more low-income individuals who need help paying for their Medicare prescription drug plan costs will get a little help after the first of the year.
The financial aid office at Northwest Mississippi Community College reminds students that it is nearly time to renew their FAFSA. Each year the Department of Education creates a Free Renewal Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for eligible students. A single renewal reminder will be distributed from Jan. 15 through Feb. 15 by the Department of Education to eligible students."The FAFSA ...
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled a former prison guard at the Anchorage Jail deserves workers' compensation for the psychological problems he suffered after being threatened by a convicted killer 15 ...
A Republican state senator in Ohio wants to prohibit the nation's largest state-run injured worker insurance program from providing benefits to illegal immigrants, a change he said should lower ...
Anita Fjermedal of Gig Harbor fills out paperwork at the Gig Harbor Peninsula FISH Food Bank last Thursday as her son, Elijah, 2, looks on. Fjermedal said she was at the food bank for the first time after her husband’s Labor and Industries claim was stopped.
A special legislative session to reconsider a pending change to workers' compensation insurance requirements in Tennessee should only take place if there's a consensus among lawmakers, Gov. Phil ...
A Republican state senator in Ohio wants to prohibit the nation's largest state-run injured worker insurance program from providing benefits to illegal immigrants, a change he said should lower business premiums.
The move is considered a step in the growth of the nascent National Health Information Network.
Threats against its employees forces a satellite office for the Social Security Administration to shut down.
FCC commissioner Robert McDowell says that when he voted to approve collecting more data on the...
FORT SMITH - Deborah Groom, United States Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas, announced that Jerry Lynn Jones, age 60, of Marble Falls, Arkansas appeared Thursday, Nov. 12, for sentencing before U.S. District Court Chief Judge Jimm Larry Hendren in Harrison.
QUESTION: I am a state retiree who recently received a verification form from Secova, a company doing a "Dependent Verification Eligibility" check for EUTF (Hawaii Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund).
The Eau Claire County Sheriff's Department will have more deputies on patrol in "highly visible areas" starting today and continuing through the end of the year, according to a news release issued Monday.
REDWOOD CITY — The San Mateo County District Attorney's Office has filed 12 counts of felony insurance and workers' compensation fraud against Daly City Councilwoman Maggie Gomez, a prosecutor said Tuesday.