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10/23/2025 - West Virginia Watch
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congress loves to talk about “waste, fraud and abuse” in government health programs.
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10/23/2025 -
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10/23/2025 - WVNews
MORGANTOWN, WV - As Medicare’s 2026 open enrollment period begins, Peak Health, the WVU Health System‘s integrated health insurance company, is expanding its Peak Advantage Medicare plan for 2026.
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10/23/2025 -
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10/22/2025 - WBOY
CLARKSBURG, WV - As the government shutdown stretches on, much of the debate between lawmakers has centered around extending tax credits for the Affordable Care Act, but how much do those credits impact West Virginia?
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10/22/2025 -
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10/22/2025 - Talent All-Stars
MORGANTOWN, WV - WVU Medicine is the largest health system and private employer in West Virginia.
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10/22/2025 -
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10/21/2025 - West Virginia Watch
CHARLESTON, WV - West Virginia may receive at least $100 million a year from a five-year federal program aimed at “transforming the health care delivery ecosystem,” but that money won’t make up for the Medicaid funding state hospitals stand to lose when the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is fully implemented.
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10/21/2025 -
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10/21/2025 - Charleston Gazette-Mail
CHARLESTON, WV - Earlier this month, Cindy Beane, commissioner of the West Virginia Bureau for Medical Services, spoke before the Joint Standing Committee on Finance during interim legislative meetings.
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10/21/2025 -
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10/21/2025 - Charleston Gazette-Mail
CHARLESTON, WV - For generations, West Virginians have worked hard, paid their dues and counted on Medicare to be there when they needed it.
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10/21/2025 -
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10/20/2025 - MetroNews
CHARLESTON, WV - The chief of the West Virginia Hospital Association expressed concern over potential Trump administration changes to temporary, non-immigrant visas intended to let U.S. employers hire foreign workers with specialty skills.
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10/20/2025 - Mountain State Spotlight
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Before Congress passed the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” hospital CEOs, rural health groups and patient advocates descended on Capitol Hill to warn of one of many potentially devastating effects of the legislation.
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