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After Health Subsidies Expire, Marketplace Enrollment Takes a Big Dip in Ohio
Studies predict that some 4.8 million Americans will lost insurance in the absence of ACA subsidies.
Healthcare
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Cleveland Clinic Doubles Back on Its Upfront Copay Policy
Patients can still delay copay somewhat, with a “zero-percent interest payment plan”
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Four Years After Cleveland Was Ranked the Worst City for Black Women, Survey Reveals Continuing Adversity
Respondents reported that treatment in healthcare, education and the workplace remain issues
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Landmark Ohio Study Will Evaluate Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Behavioral Health Care
The goal is to not only gather data but deliver actionable items to achieve equitable care
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Toledo Using ARPA Dollars to Wipe Out Medical Debt for Poorest Residents
The city will use $800,000 to erase around $200 million in medical debt
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Ohio Experts Say Affordable Insulin, Better Clinic Experience Could Improve Diabetes Care
One in five adults with diabets ration their insulin
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While In Effect, Ohio’s Abortion Ban Led to Chaos, Suffering, and Worse Health Care, Doctor Says
The law was recently and indefinitely blocked by an Ohio judge’s ruling
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65% Fewer Abortions Performed in Ohio Following Dobbs Ruling, Heartbeat Law
States with stronger protections saw increases as Ohioans and others traveled for abortions
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Help Available for Ohioans Struggling With Medical Debt
Those under the poverty limit have access to resources
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Researcher: Better Diversity in Nursing Improves Access to Care
Black students account for about 10% of nursing school grads in Ohio, compared to 12.6% of the general population.
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Documents: 10-Year-Old Wasn’t Only Ohio Minor Forced to Travel for Abortion After Being Raped
Other Ohio minors were denied abortions due to state’s ‘Heartbeat Law’