100,000 families face food crises The State
It might be a time of holiday joy in South Carolina, but state and national reports show that, for many, it is not a time of plenty.
Pharmacists, Advocates Raise Concerns About Potential Prescription Drug Access Issues For Low-Income Medicare Medical News Today
Some pharmacists and advocates have raised concerns that many low-income Medicare beneficiaries "will again have trouble getting medications next month, as they did in January of this year," when the Medicare prescription drug benefit began, the New York Times reports. [click link for full article]
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland Welcomes Three New Staff Members PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland completes its first decade of service and renews its commitment to its mission by welcoming three new staff members, each with newly created roles and responsibilities:
eFoodSafety.com, Inc. Announces Cinnergen is Now Available at Innovative Health Care Centers, Kerr Drug Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.----eFoodSafety.com, Inc. , a Company dedicated to improving health conditions around the world through innovative products and technologies, today announced that the Company's Cinnergen product, a once-a-day formula made from 15 whole foods that contain no fats, carbohydrates, sugar, or calories that is designed to regulate blood sugar, is available at Kerr Drug stores and Kerr
Financial questions you need to answer Jewish World Review
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | December is the month when tax-planning professionals tell their clients to maximize their deductions and minimize income as much as possible in order to reduce their income taxes. This means making contributions to churches, other charities and IRAs.
CDC PUSHING FOR FLU SHOTS Tyler Morning Telegraph
'Don't let the flu ruin your holidays, get vaccinated,' is the latest slogan by the Centers of Disease Control in a campaign to get more Americans immunized.
Renewed Worries on Medicare Drug Plans New York Times
Pharmacists and insurance counselors say many of the 600,000 beneficiaries will not discover the change in their status until they show up at pharmacies next month.
Concern Grows that Low-Income Senior May Have Problems with Medicare Drugs Senior Journal
December 5, 2006 – Concern that low-income senior citizens will have trouble getting their medications next month, as they did in January of this year, is being voiced by pharmacists and advocacy groups, according to today's KaiserNetwork.org's daily report.
BUSINESS PULSE The Myrtle Beach Sun News
Ann M. Pfeiffer has joined the Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Health Care Team to assist health care clients with Medicare compliance matters. Pfeiffer was with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
NextSteps: Window open for enrolling in or changing Medicare Part D plan Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The holidays are coming, but the Open Enrollment Period (a k a. the Annual Election Period) for seniors covered under the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Plan -- also known as Part D -- is already here.

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South Carolina Medicaid 1915(c) Waivers, 2001
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SC Attorney General's Office Henry McMaster
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South Carolina’s Investment in Medicaid is Critical to Residen
In 2001, South Carolina spent $927 million of state dollars and $2.21 billion federal dollars on Medicaid. This resulted in $4.61 billion in new business
Report Criticizes South Carolina Medicaid Plan
South Carolina's proposed Medicaid reforms would be.
2003.03.11: HHS Approves South Carolina Medicaid Plan to Enable
HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson today approved a South Carolina plan to give people with disabilities greater control over their Medicaid services to make
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