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Recién cubiertos por el Medi-Cal, niños indocumentados también buscan atención dental

By Ana B. Ibarra September 16, 2016

Algunas clínicas dentales están expandiendo sus horarios para cubrir la demanda, pero, ¿puede un sistema ya saturado satisfacer las necesidades de niños que no han visto a un dentista en años?

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New California Law Allows Organizations to Buy EpiPens For Emergencies, But Will They?

By Ana B. Ibarra September 26, 2016

The new law isn’t mandatory, and concerns about training and who can give life-saving shot remain.

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Avoiding The ER: Paramedics Link Patients To Local Mental Health Treatment

By Shefali Luthra and Ana B. Ibarra November 21, 2016

In California and other states, these first responders are learning to identify people with mental illness and get them help — or sometimes just chat and check in over snacks.

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Q&A: How Will Seriously Ill And Disabled Children Fare In Medi-Cal Managed Care?

By Ana B. Ibarra August 5, 2016

Some families of medically fragile kids are worried.

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Covered California Announces Modest Premium Hikes For Small Businesses

By Ana B. Ibarra September 16, 2016

Officials call the 5.9 percent premium increase “moderate,” but many small businesses still shy away from the state’s insurance exchange.

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Newly Covered By Medi-Cal, Undocumented Children Also Seek Dental Care

By Ana B. Ibarra September 15, 2016

Some dental clinics are expanding their hours to meet demand, but can an already stressed system satisfy the needs of children who haven’t seen a dentist in years?

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California’s Torn Reaction To Obamacare’s Potential Demise

By Anna Gorman and Ana B. Ibarra November 9, 2016

Interviews around the state yield varied responses to the prospect that a Trump Administration will dismantle Obamacare. Many people are stunned and scared; others welcome repeal.

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Tossing Unused Surgical Supplies Wastes Millions Of Dollars, Study Finds

By Ana B. Ibarra September 6, 2016

Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco estimate that hospitals could lose nearly $1,000 per surgery by throwing away opened but unused supplies, such as gloves and sponges.

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UCLA Study: Taxpayers Foot 70 Percent Of California’s Health Care Tab

By Ana B. Ibarra August 31, 2016

The public spending on health care outpaces the nation.

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After 16 Years Of Debate, Legislation On Surprise Medical Bills Pushes Forward

By Ana B. Ibarra August 30, 2016

The California measure would protect consumers and provide better reimbursement for care, supporters say.

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