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Orlando Health reaches agreement to deliver hospital-at-home program in Florida

Orlando Health reaches agreement to deliver hospital-at-home program in Florida

by Jordan Kirkland | Jan 30, 2023

The multi-year agreement will launch in early 2023. Biofourmis was selected due to its industry-leading technological capabilities as well as breadth of operational, clinical and technology services for its end-to-end. Orlando Health is a 3,238-bed system that...
Molina Healthcare focuses on mental health care in wake of Hurricane Ian, COVID-19

Molina Healthcare focuses on mental health care in wake of Hurricane Ian, COVID-19

by Caden DeLisa | Jan 27, 2023

Molina Healthcare hosted a virtual panel this week to bring together mental health experts in a discussion of ongoing efforts and initiatives to better serve Floridians.  The panel featured state lawmaker Rep. Sam Garrison, Molina Healthcare of Florida Plan President...
Florida Atlantic, Broward Health partner on academic medical research

Florida Atlantic, Broward Health partner on academic medical research

by Caden DeLisa | Jan 26, 2023

Florida Atlantic University and Broward Health announced a new partnership this week that will engage the two entities in joint academic research.  FAU and Broward Health will also jointly conduct fundraising campaigns.  As part of the agreement, FAU students in...
Three Pharmacy Benefit Managers control 80 percent of market; pharmacy owners urge regulation

Three Pharmacy Benefit Managers control 80 percent of market; pharmacy owners urge regulation

by Caden DeLisa | Jan 24, 2023

The House Health & Human Services Committee hosted a panel of individuals working in the pharmaceutical industry on Tuesday, where it was stated that just 3 Pharmacy Benefit Managers control 80 percent of the prescription volume market. Pharmacy owners have...
More than 1 million Floridians will get dropped from Medicaid in 2023

More than 1 million Floridians will get dropped from Medicaid in 2023

by Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida | Jan 20, 2023

Following a pandemic surge after the federal government declared a public health emergency in 2020, Medicaid enrollment surged. But changes taking effect in April will disqualify at least 1 million Floridians from the Medicaid program. Last month, Congress approved...
Governor Ron DeSantis announces additional funding to support Floridians impacted by Hurricane Ian

Governor Ron DeSantis announces additional funding to support Floridians impacted by Hurricane Ian

by Jordan Kirkland | Jan 19, 2023

$1 million will support teachers impacted by Hurricane Ian and $13.8 million will support mental health services To date, the Department of Children and Families has provided crisis counseling to over 20,000 individuals struggling to recover following the storm...
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