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8 results for “healthcare coverage”
On March 15, 2022, the LMBC held a Zoom meeting to vote on the 2022-2023 plan year following discussion of remaining items presented by Aon insurance representatives. Key decisions included maintaining healthcare coverage for inmates and their families prior to conviction (approved), declining to cover travel expenses for out-of-state gene therapy treatments, and implementing the Market Events Protection Program (MEPP) to manage excessive drug price increases, with coverage limited to drugs with therapeutic equivalents or generic alternatives. The meeting document indicates voting took place but does not provide the complete voting results or final approval status.
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Nanticoke is a city of approximately 10,628 residents in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, characterized by a predominantly White (91%) and aging population (median age 41) with a growing Hispanic/Latino community (7.1%). The city has a moderate cost of living with a 65% homeownership rate and median home values around $110,000, served by the Greater Nanticoke Area School District with an 87% graduation rate, though only 13.5% of adults hold bachelor's degrees. Healthcare access is moderate with 89% insurance coverage, and residents rely heavily on personal vehicles (85% drive alone to work) with minimal public transit usage, commuting primarily to nearby Wilkes-Barre and industrial parks.
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Moore Township has established procedures to implement Pennsylvania's Right to Know Law (Act 3 of 2008) for public records requests. All requests must be submitted in writing to the Township Municipal Office at 2491 Community Drive, Bath, PA 18014, either by mail, in person, facsimile (610-759-9448), or email (manager@mooretownship.org), with fees assessed and prepayment required where applicable. The Township will provide records in the requested media format only if the document already exists in that format. The document also references availability of machine-readable files under the federal Transparency in Coverage Rule effective after July 1, 2022, containing negotiated service rates and out-of-network allowed amounts from health plans and healthcare providers.
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