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Health care changes loom |
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By SuperUser Account on
2/3/2006
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South Carolina's low-income and older residents are more likely to see major changes in how they purchase and receive medical care, under plans outlined by Gov. Mark Sanford Thursday.
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Sanford's Medicaid plan mostly appeases critics |
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By SuperUser Account on
11/17/2005
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Concerns still linger, but the final version of Gov. Mark Sanford's Medicaid reform proposal appears less troublesome to some critics than the original. Sanford's office sent the final version of a comprehensive, controversial waiver request to Washington on Wednesday.
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South Carolina rewrites Medicaid overhaul plan |
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By SuperUser Account on
10/1/2005
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South Carolina will submit a revised Medicaid program overhaul to the federal government for approval in the next couple of weeks that would put most of the program's participants into managed care health insurance programs similar to those used by people with private insurance. In the process, the state hopes capping how much money would be spent on each recipient will save $300 million during the next five years.
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Payday loan limits sought |
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By SuperUser Account on
10/1/2005
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South Carolina advocacy groups for the poor said Friday they will press the S.C. General Assembly to cap the number of payday loans borrowers can hold, saying those types of loans trap the poor in debt with exorbitant fees
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