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The hospital previously announced it would have no in-network options next year for families who purchase health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace.
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Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City announced last week it would lay off 115 jobs, and transfer 473 positions to an outside vendor. The changes come as hospital operating costs continue to rise, and federal funding losses are imminent. -
New federal work requirements for Medicaid enrollees are set to go into effect. Some states, like Nebraska, have already implemented the changes. The Midwest Newsroom wants to hear from Medicaid recipients and providers about their experiences. -
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Climbers, hikers, bikers and other fans of the outdoors criticized Jackson County’s move to put more than 100 acres of undeveloped land up for a bidding process. On Monday, the county legislature announced the land will not be sold. -
Chronic wasting disease is present in nearly every Missouri county, but the Missouri Department of Conservation is struggling to get the support of hunters to monitor its spread. -
An email to employees from Boeing Commercial president and CEO Stephanie Pope said reductions will begin next month and include a combination of attrition and involuntary layoffs.
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