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State probe: 9 group homes terminated by AHCCCS

Phoenix, AZ · 14h

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‘Sick of It! Fix Health Care Now’ bus stops in Flagstaff

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and her running mate John Giles joined local intensive care unit nurse Brent Simmons on Protect Our Care’s “Sick of It! Fix Health Care Now” bus tour at Heritage Square on Oct. 29. Flagstaff was the penultimate stop for the “Sick of It!...

Flagstaff, AZ · 2d
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Phoenix Independent

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MY DR NOW to open new northeast Phoenix location

MY DR NOW will open its newest family medicine clinic at 64th Street and Greenway Road on Monday, Nov. 9. The location will be open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. every day of the week Monday-Friday and 8

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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Walmart Debuts 100K-SF “Pharmacy Central Fill” Facility in W. Phoenix

Walmart recently opened a 100,000-square-foot Pharmacy Central Fill facility in Litchfield Park, west of Phoenix. The company is expanding a regional prescription-processing network designed to give store pharmacists more time for patient care. Located at 6600 N. Sarival Avenue, Suite 130, the facility is designed to fill up to 100,000...

Phoenix, AZ · 4d
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Torrential rains spell disaster across Southwest

PHOENIX (CN) — Communities across the Southwest are still underwater as the region comes out of one of the wettest weekends on record. Torrential storms fueled by global climate change and the strongest El Niño on record dumped more than six inches of rain across the high country of Arizona, in some places accounting for more than half the annual rainfall in just three days. From Friday to Sunday, Arizona received more rain by total volume than any other state in the country.

Arizona · 3d

The Hill

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Opinion: A prison sentence is not a death sentence — fix the correctional health care crisis now

No state, including Arizona, likes having a judge tell it how to run its prisons. But they all have a choice: live up to their constitutional responsibilities and provide adequate medical care on their own, or have the courts ensure it gets done.

Arizona · 4d

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HonorHealth: They couldn’t find a medical answer, so they kept looking

You’ve seen one doctor, then another. You’ve had scans, tests and treatments. Maybe you’ve traveled across the country looking for a specialist who has seen something like this before. And you still don’t have an answer. For patients with complex neurological conditions, that search can stretch...

Tempe, AZ · 15d

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Healing Dentistry Introduces Personalized Cavity Prevention Approach

PHOENIX, AZ, October 29, 2026 — Healing Dentistry Dental Clinic has published five cavity prevention recommendations addressing oral hygiene practices, dietary considerations, hydration, preventive dental examinations, and individualized care planning. The Phoenix-based dental practice outlines how these factors contribute to oral health maintenance and the management of conditions associated with tooth decay.

Phoenix, AZ · 6d

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Eleven states cut Medicaid coverage for refugees who are pregnant or children

YASIN: (Through interpreter) Our life - it was very difficult in Syria, and we don't know if we're going to live or not. DAVIS-YOUNG: The family fled. It took three years to legally come to the U.S. as refugees. In 2024, they finally arrived in Phoenix. It was a huge relief.

Phoenix, AZ · 8d

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Opinion: Poll points to a path for reducing energy bills

Arizonans don’t agree on everything, but one thing many agree on is that the rising cost of electricity is a major stress for households across the state. As temperatures continue to rise and budgets are stretched, keeping energy affordable has emerged as a major priority for Arizonans across the political spectrum.

Arizona · 6d

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Valley medical school, first to offer Workforce Pell Grant to low-income students

One Valley school has become the first in the state to offer low-income students the federal Workforce Pell Grant. Students enrolled in the phlebotomy program at Pima Medical Institute (PMI) in Phoenix were able to apply for the grant, which is disbursed on a financial need basis. PMI’s Corporate Director...

Phoenix, AZ · 6d

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Phoenix completes rehabilitation of wastewater treatment plant serving 5 cities

The City of Phoenix Water Services Department and McCarthy Building Companies have completed the $73.5 million major rehabilitation of Plant 2B at the 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant, marking an important milestone in the ongoing modernization and maintenance of the region’s critical wastewater infrastructure. The multiyear project involved extensive...

Phoenix, AZ · 8d

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Medically frail people in Arizona face extra verification under Medicaid changes

MARK BRODIE: Hundreds of thousands of Arizonans could be affected by changes to the Medicaid program; those changes are the result of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed by Congress and signed by President [Donald] Trump last year. We’ve talked on The Show before about how legal immigrants and...

Arizona · 10d

Arizona Mirror

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Arizona health workers raise the alarm on how GOP Medicaid cuts will crowd ERs and raise costs

Local healthcare providers fear impending changes to Medicaid eligibility could leave hundreds of thousands of Arizonans without coverage, forcing people to delay care until they face health emergencies — resulting in overcrowded emergency rooms and higher costs, even for people with insurance.  The “One Big Beautiful Bill” that Republicans and Trump passed last year slashed […]

Arizona · 10d

The Money Overview

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Arizona counts about 417,000 Medicaid expansion adults and Colorado about 378,500 who face an 80-hour monthly work rule in January

About 417,000 Arizonans and about 378,500 Coloradans on Medicaid expansion are the adults their states say face a new monthly work rule beginning in January. Adults who are not exempt must show 80 hours of work, volunteering or school in a month, or earn at least $580, and both states are moving these adults to […] The post Arizona counts about 417,000 Medicaid expansion adults and Colorado about 378,500 who face an 80-hour monthly work rule in January appeared first on The Money Overview .

Arizona · 10d

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How 2027 Medicaid cuts will impact Arizona hospitals

New Medicaid changes have taken effect as a result of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” This month in Arizona, some legal immigrants and refugees lost their coverage. In Arizona, the expected number of people affected is over 30,000. And beginning in 2027, new work requirements for Medicaid recipients will take effect. Millions of Americans are expected to lose coverage. In Arizona, these changes will no doubt put a strain on local hospitals, as residents who are removed from Medicaid will begin seeking healthcare from ERs.

Arizona · 9d

ABC15 Arizona

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Medicare open enrollment: What Arizona patients need to know

Medicare open enrollment is underway, and this year's changes are significant, according to a local doctor who says he's already hearing from concerned patients.

Arizona · 9d

Public News Service

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Arizonans rally against spiking healthcare costs, reduced services

With midterm elections just days away, healthcare advocates are explaining to voters what is at stake. Changes to Medicaid and the elimination of Affordable Care Act premium subsidies have meant fewer services and less security for low-income and food-insecure Arizonans. The advocacy group Protect Our Care has organized a 15-state, four-week bus tour , traversing the country as SNAP and Medicaid recipients navigate rule changes. They face the prospect of more disruption next year when Medicaid work requirements go into effect. Adam Hoyer, national organizing director for the group, said people will share their experiences with increasing healthcare costs and changes to Medicaid requirements, including in Arizona on Oct. 30. "Officials, advocates, providers, and then a whole lot of healthcare storytellers, people who can share firsthand experience about what these higher premiums have meant for them, these Medicaid cuts have meant for them, and some of the tough choices that they've been having to deal with as a result," Hoyer outlined. A new report from the Pew Research Center showed healthcare affordability is a pressing concern for nearly three-quarters of voters as the midterms approach. The Protect Our Care bus tour stops in Tucson and Flagstaff on Oct. 29 and

Arizona · 8d

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Neighbors raise pollution, water concerns over new data center site

Glendale councilmembers voted to annex 160 acres in Waddell for a data center and power plant. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen hears from nearby residents about their concerns.

Glendale, AZ · 8d