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Aetna Better Health Explains Upcoming Medicaid Changes

A prominent insurance agency is making its service area aware of changes coming to Medicaid. Part of a recent briefing featuring experts and local health leaders, Aetna Better Health of Illinois (ABHI) offered updates on coverage and care questions for the latest round of Medicaid changes. The company’s CEO says they are taking a coordinated approach to make members aware of changes for this year.

Illinois · 10-05

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Jax Memorial Hospital Needs Survey Response

Jacksonville Memorial Hospital is conducting its tri annual survey this month. The survey is required for non profit hospitals every three years. Claire Peak of JMH says the survey is open to residents from Morgan, Scott and Cass counties. Peak says the surveys opened October 1st. Peak says the surveys...

Jacksonville, IL · 10-06

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Illinois Democrats bring ‘cost of MAGA’ tour to Sesser

Donna Peek needs her car to get southern Illinois clients to doctors, pharmacies and grocery stores. But after cracking her windshield, the home care worker said she cannot afford her $500 insurance deductible. “In a rural community, these distances matter,” Peek said. Peek joined Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Christian...

Illinois · 10-05

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Law Offices of Steven H. Peck, Ltd. Publishes New Resource on Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts

The Law Offices of Steven H. Peck, Ltd. has announced the publication of a new educational resource addressing Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts and their role in long-term care and estate planning. The resource provides information for individuals and families seeking to better understand how these trusts may fit into broader financial and estate planning strategies.

Illinois · 10-06

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Decatur Hospitals Seek Community Input Through Health Survey

October 4, 2026 – Decatur Memorial Hospital and HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital are asking residents of Macon and Moultrie counties to participate in a Community Health Survey designed to identify local health needs and priorities. The survey is part of the hospitals’ community health assessment process and will...

Decatur, IL · 10-04

Moneywise

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Illinois woman waited 4 hours in the ER before leaving — they wouldn’t give her an ice pack. Then, she got a $410 bill

Emergency rooms may charge you as soon as you register, even if you never see a doctor.

Illinois · 09-30

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Macon County Health Department to Host Drive-Thru Flu Clinic

October 4, 2026 – The Macon County Health Department will host a drive-thru flu vaccination clinic Friday, October 9, for individuals age 19 and older. The clinic will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Macon County Health Department, 1221 East Condit Street in Decatur. Vaccinations will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Macon County, IL · 10-04

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Statewide: Vaccine skepticism and infectious diseases

More people are opting out of vaccines despite evidence of their safety and effectiveness. Some are wary of the measles vaccine, which had nearly wiped out the disease. More cases are beginning to show up. An infectious disease expert joins us to discuss what is a healthy level of vaccine...

Illinois · 10-02

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Physical therapist celebrates 50 years at Jacksonville Memorial Hospital

Jacksonville Memorial Hospital physical therapist Mark Yording, celebrated 50 years at the hospital in September. Two of his daughters also work in his department.

Jacksonville, IL · 10-01

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700,000 Illinoisans could lose their healthcare coverage this week

More than five million Americans have lost their health care coverage following federal cuts to Medicaid. WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 22: Vice President J.D. Vance (C), accompanied by Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Dr. Mehmet Oz (L), and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Andrew Ferguson (R), speaks during a news conference on fraud at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House Campus on September 22, 2026 in Washington, DC. Vance announced a federal crackdown on Affordable Care Act fraud, removing over 750,000 allegedly ineligible enrollments and banning hundreds of suspect brokers to save taxpayers an estimated $2.2 billion.

Illinois · 09-30

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Pediatric orthopedic health screening clinic set in White Hall

Shriners Children's St. Louis hospital will have a free pediatric orthopedic health screening clinic from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at White Hall Masonic Lodge No. 80.

White Hall, IL · 10-01

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Statewide: Vaccine skepticism and infectious diseases

Illinois · 10-02

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9,300 noncitizens in Illinois to lose Medicaid benefits due to new federal law

The new federal eligibility changes mean immigrants seeking asylum and those who entered the country through humanitarian parole will also lose health coverage.

Illinois · 09-29

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Florida loses 51 Medicare Advantage plans and Illinois 21 for 2027, while Alabama gains 15, CMS state data show

Florida will have 560 Medicare Advantage plans in 2027, down 51 from 611, and Illinois 136, down 21 from 157, while Alabama goes the other way with 113, up 15 from 98, CMS state data show. The state fact sheets, published Sept. 28, give the first state-level picture of where the 2027 plan menus shrink... The post Florida loses 51 Medicare Advantage plans and Illinois 21 for 2027, while Alabama gains 15, CMS state data show appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Florida · 09-29

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Medicaid eligibility changes take effect Oct. 1, Heartland Health Services offers help to affected patients

PEORIA (25News Now) -Some Illinois residents will lose access to federally funded full Medicaid coverage beginning Thursday as new eligibility requirements take effect. Beginning Oct. 1, Medicaid eligibility will narrow for certain noncitizens who previously qualified for full coverage. The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services says Sept. 30 is the final day of federal medical coverage for those affected.

Illinois · 10-01

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Thousands of legal immigrants in Illinois could lose Medicaid coverage under new rules Oct. 1

Thousands of legal immigrants in Illinois are expected to lose Medicaid coverage beginning Thursday as the first phase of a broader overhaul of the health insurance program takes effect.

Illinois · 09-29

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Morgan County Health Department hosts annual flu bowl, COVID clinic

Morgan County Health Department is hosting its annual Flu Bowl and COVID clinic Oct. 8-9 at the JHS Bowl, 215 S. Church St.

Morgan County, IL · 10-01

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Taylorville Memorial Offers The Community A New Way To Promote Health And Wellness

Taylorville Memorial Hospital is hoping a newly dedicated space will be come a center for health and wellness for the community. On Wednesday evening TMH hosted a ribbon cutting to celebrate their new walking path, dedicated to health and wellness. The project received a $20,000 grant from the Lumpkin Family...

Taylorville, IL · 10-02

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Medicaid eligibility changes take effect Oct. 1, Heartland Health Services offers help to affected p

Illinois · 10-01

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