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The 340B Drug Pricing Program has been around since 1992. It requires pharmaceutical manufacturers that participate in Medicaid to charge “covered entities” — which include an array of hospitals that serve a lot of low-income patients — much cheaper prices than usual for outpatient medications.
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Staffing shortages continue to cripple some Tennessee hospitals dealing high COVID numbers among patients and their own staff. The pinch is being felt by…
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Dr. Sunil Sharma, chief of pulmonary critical care and sleep medicine at West Virginia University, said the Mountain State ran out of ICU beds twice…
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A surge of COVID-19 patients across the state and country might mean rationing of a coronavirus treatment in Kentucky.Monoclonal antibodies have proven to…
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Kentucky hospitals and nursing homes have been struggling with staffing shortages as COVID-19 continues to surge through the state.Health care leaders…
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Kentucky’s COVID-19 situation continues to worsen and that’s putting a strain on hospitals and medical resources. On Monday, Kentucky’s top health…
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The Kentucky National Guard will offer additional support to the state’s hospitals as the delta variant continues to strain medical resources.More than…
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It’s a struggle for Joe Gammon to talk right now.Lying in his ICU bed at Ascension Saint Thomas West, he uses a suction tube to clear his own throat. Even…
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Tennessee has reopened a fund to help hospitals fly in temporary nurses as they’re short on staff. But hospitals are finding that there’s not much money…
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Last week marked an unwanted distinction for Kentucky. The state broke records for daily case count, and the number of people hospitalized, in the ICU and…