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> Many rural areas rely on physician's assistants to provide medical care in areas where there's no full-time doctors. The Missouri Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons wants the state to mandate that a doctor be present whenever a PA treats patients. That could have a serious impact on rural clinics. Article
> Outpatients who visit Maryland hospitals have seen a sharp increase in healthcare costs. The state may switch to a charge-per-case model to decrease costs. Article
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> A study of 24 cities has found that Jacksonville, FL seniors have the highest variation in Medicare drug plan prices. Report
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