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Baker, WV · Health
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MedStar’s New Medical Helicopter Makes Montgomery County Stop
MedSTAR Transport showcased its new Airbus H145 D3 helicopter at MedStar Montgomery Medical Center in Olney on Wednesday, October 14, giving associates an up-close look at an aircraft designed to expand care capabilities for critically ill and injured patients. The unveiling at the Olney hospital was part of an effort to introduce the helicopter to MedStar Health associates across the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia region.
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D.C. doulas are struggling to serve low-income families despite landmark legislation
When Crystal Jackson gave birth to her son, she felt scared, anxious, and lonely, all emotions she now realizes a doula — a care worker who supports parents through pregnancy and labor — could have helped her navigate. “It left such an indelible mark on me, having not...
wwnytv.com
Social Security announces 3.6% benefit increase for 2027
BALTIMORE, Maryland (WWNY) - The Social Security Administration announced a 3.6% benefit increase for 2027. Social Security benefits include Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance, and Supplemental Security Income. Retirement benefits will increase by an average of $75 per month. Nearly 72 million Social Security beneficiaries will see the cost-of-living adjustment...
The Money Overview
Virginia’s Valley Health lists UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage as accepted only through Sept. 30, 2026
Valley Health, the Winchester, Virginia, hospital system, lists UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage on its accepted-insurance page as “Accepted through 9/30/2026,” and the system says it has been out of network for those plans since Oct. 1. Valley Health estimates about 8,000 patients in Virginia and West Virginia are affected, including about 1,900 in Winchester and Frederick […] The post Virginia’s Valley Health lists UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage as accepted only through Sept. 30, 2026 appeared first on The Money Overview .
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Inova Mount Vernon Hospital Family Celebrates 50th
MOUNT VERNON, VA – The 50th Anniversary Celebration at Inova Mount Vernon Hospital felt more like a family reunion than an institutional event recognizing extraordinary growth and service over five decades. “Family” was a word repeated by multiple speakers on Friday, Oct. 9, as elected officials, community leaders, longtime...
CBS News
Maryland Dept. of Environment fights farm owner over waterways pollution
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Airport workers protest healthcare cuts
Airport workers gathered Monday morning at Dulles International Airport to demand lower healthcare costs. Organizers called on lawmakers to reverse Medicaid cuts and restore Affordable Care Act tax credits. Baggage handlers and service workers joined lawmakers in the airport cell phone lot for the rally.
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Inova Mount Vernon Hospital Turns 50
When Inova Mount Vernon Hospital opened its doors on Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1976, it was a modest 76-bed community hospital with 32 staff members and 70 affiliated physicians. Just six patients were admitted that first day. Business picked up fast. Within a month, surgeons there had performed 100 operations. Five...
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Bay Net
New MedSTAR Medical Helicopter Arrives With More Space, Range And Lifesaving Capabilities
COLUMBIA, Md. — MedStar Health has introduced a new Airbus H145 D3 medical helicopter designed to give critical care teams more room, greater lifting capacity and additional flexibility when transporting some of the region’s sickest and most seriously injured patients. The aircraft is joining MedSTAR Transport, MedStar Health’s...
The Beacon Newspapers
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Mary Washington Healthcare Expands Podiatric Care with Addition of Two Foot and Ankle Surgeons
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (October 5, 2026) — Mary Washington Healthcare is expanding access to specialized foot and ankle care with the addition of podiatric surgeons Lisa Grant-McDonald, DPM, and Joshua Green, DPM, to Mary Washington Orthopedics. Lisa Grant-McDonald, DPM, specializes in adult foot and ankle care, with a focus on...
WMAR 2 News Baltimore
New SNAP, Medicaid requirements could cause thousands of Marylanders to lose benefits
baltimorebrew.com
Part 1: Citing toxic ash, residents again call for the BRESCO incinerator to be shut down
As MDE announces closure of one aging medical waste incinerator, communities blast the state for allowing Baltimore City’s even even older and bigger incinerator to live on. At a packed community hearing on Thursday, speaker after speaker decried the ash coming from the city’s trash-burning incinerator, BRESCO, that is routinely trucked through city streets and highways and dumped primarily at the city-run Quarantine Road Landfill.