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Report: Planned Parenthood Merger Could Go Through Next Month

Report: Planned Parenthood Merger Could Go Through Next Month

 

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by David Scharfenberg | Jun 15, 2009 | with no comments

Health-care's big moneyman in New England . . .

Health-care's big moneyman in New England . . .
. . . is none other than Lifespan CEO George Vecchione, who has earned almost $3 million in compensation in each of the last two years. Steven Stycos has the details in this week's Phoenix : Vecchione collects almost $1 million more each year than...
by Ian Donnis | Feb 11, 2009 | with no comments

Sunday: dinner with Senator Whitehouse

Sunday: dinner with Senator Whitehouse
It will be interesting to hear Senator Whitehouse's take on how Tom Daschle's downfall will impact the Obama administration's efforts to change health-care. From the junior senator , in a release sent last week: Washington, D.C. – As Congress...
by Ian Donnis | Feb 04, 2009 | with 2 comment(s)

More questions on the Medicaid waiver

More questions on the Medicaid waiver
Pat is wondering whether a directive by White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel will stop Governor Caricier's global Medicaid waiver. Meanwhile, the NYT -- which has a front-pager today looking at growing Medicaid costs in a number of states, has...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 22, 2009 | with no comments

House Dems seek vote on Medicaid waiver

House Dems seek vote on Medicaid waiver
Pat has some breaking news : A number of House Democrats are unhappy with the decision of Speaker Murphy to not take a vote today on the Medicaid Global Waiver proposed by Governor Carcieri. RIFUTURE has learned that certain Representatives are shopping...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 15, 2009 | with no comments

More on the Medicaid waiver

More on the Medicaid waiver
Word of the Congressional delegation's expression of concern yesterday to Governor Carcieri -- first reported here -- blew up on TV and in today's ProJo. Meanwhile, gov spokeswoman Amy Kempe got back to me late yesterday. Here's part of what...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 14, 2009 | with no comments

Excerpts from the delegation's letter to Carcieri

Excerpts from the delegation's letter to Carcieri
According to a note on this letter to Governor Carcieri, from Senators Reed and Whitehouse and Representatives Langevin and Kennedy, it was electronically transmitted today to the governor's office. As noted in my previous post, the delegation's...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 13, 2009 | with no comments

Delegation tells Gov of "deep concern" on waiver

Delegation tells Gov of "deep concern" on waiver
Rhode Island's Congressional delegation has expressed its "deep concern" to Governor Carcieri about the possibly adverse impact of the federal Medicaid wavier, says US Representative Jim Langevin . Speaking with me earlier today, Langevin...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 13, 2009 | with no comments

A few reasons to be cheerful in RI

A few reasons to be cheerful in RI
Big quantities of red ink will remain the focus when the General Assembly resumes business this afternoon, but there's some good news to be found beyond the anticipated election of the first female Senate president, not to mention the first Asian...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 06, 2009 | with no comments

Global Medicaid waiver, pro and con

Global Medicaid waiver, pro and con
Word comes today of a January 9 legislative hearing on Governor Carcieri's global Medicaid waiver , which he bills as a big money-saver for the state. Some Rhode Islanders, such as the author of this letter to the editor in today's ProJo, see...
by Ian Donnis | Dec 31, 2008 | with 2 comment(s)

A self-help guide for the uninsured

A self-help guide for the uninsured
What some call an overly generous social safety net has enabled Rhode Island to have a relatively low proportion of uninsured residents. With high unemployment and other economic woes, however, access to health-care is worsening. Writing in this week's...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 20, 2008 | with no comments

Quaid: medical errors kill thousands

Quaid: medical errors kill thousands
Speaking of Carcieri, our governor has been an energetic supporter of what proponents call medical malpractice reform. Yet those who believe the medical system is plagued by unwarranted lawsuits might want to watch a segment aired last night on 60 Minutes...
by Ian Donnis | Aug 25, 2008 | with no comments

Marriage equality, medical marijuana, oh my!

Marriage equality, medical marijuana, oh my!
Coming your way, at the State House: From MERI : On Wednesday, May 7, the Rhode Island Assembly's House Judiciary Committee will hear testimony on several bills addressing marriage equality rights for all Rhode Island couples, regardless of gender or...
by Ian Donnis | May 07, 2008 | with no comments

Good times for a good cause

Good times for a good cause
Here's an upcoming event worth putting on your calendar: Malian guitarist Habib Koité and his band Bamada return to North America this spring with an 11-city tour, marking the first opportunity for this legendary African music figure to perform songs...
by Ian Donnis | Apr 16, 2008 | with no comments

Chafee: Dad would not have backed Hillary

Chafee: Dad would not have backed Hillary
Linc Chafee, as we all know, has said goodbye to the Republican Party and embraced the Obama campaign . And in a letter to the editor in today's ProJo , he asserts that his late father, former governor and US senator John Chafee , would not have supported...
by Ian Donnis | Apr 03, 2008 | with no comments
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