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The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services reports nearly 47,000 residents were dropped due to not filling out paperwork
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Community health workers say building trust is often the most critical part to getting people the care they need.
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Four years after a federal court ordered a major overhaul of health care in Illinois prisons, the state has failed to address major shortcomings and lost ground on staffing mandates, according to a report by a court-appointed monitor.
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McLean County's active coronavirus caseload has dropped, even as the county announced 135 new daily cases.
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An agency that serves those with disabilities in central Illinois says it will open a second pediatric therapy center.
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The top Republican in the state Senate has introduced a bill to shield healthcare providers and others from being held responsible for injuries or deaths…
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Changes made during the early stages of the pandemic are having long-lasting effects on the legal system.Back then, Gov. JB Pritzker signed an executive…
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The Illinois Senate has approved a bill that would increase payouts for verdicts in personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits.The bill tacks on 6%…
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A health care bill spearheaded by the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus has passed out of the State House on a party line vote.Sponsors say the bill is…
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Many Democratic governors and a few Republican ones have called on the federal government to re-open the enrollment period for Affordable Care Act…