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OSHA outlines H1N1 inspection procedures

By Business Insurance
November 22, 2009
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration on Friday issued a compliance directive to ensure uniform inspection procedures to identify and minimize or eliminate high- to very high-risk occupational exposures to H1N1 flu among front-line healthcare and emergency medical workers.
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La. hospital built years ago, but never opened, up for auction

By Associated Press
November 22, 2009
A private Hammond, La., hospital built three years ago but never opened will be sold at auction in New Orleans early next month, according to court records.
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Funding aims to boost American Indian, Alaska Native kids' public insurance enrollment

By Jessica Zigmond
November 22, 2009
HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has announced that up to $10 million in grant funding will be made available to help cover American Indian and Alaska Native children who qualify for Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program, but who are not yet enrolled.
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Senate votes along party lines to move reform bill forward

By Matthew DoBias
November 21, 2009
The Senate late Saturday voted along party lines, 60-39, to begin debate on a sweeping healthcare reform bill—one of the broadest in size and scope since the legislation that created Medicare in 1965.
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With final votes locked up, Senate reform bill set to advance

By Matthew DoBias
November 21, 2009
Senate Democrats and the independents who vote with them have united behind a pending vote that will move the most sweeping package of healthcare reforms since Medicare to the debate and amendment phase of the legislative cycle.
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Democrats secure votes needed to advance Senate reform bill

By Associated Press
November 21, 2009
Democrats now have the 60-vote number needed to move ahead on historic healthcare legislation
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Landrieu onboard as crucial vote nears on Senate reform bill

By Matthew DoBias
November 21, 2009
Senate leaders in the past 48 hours have wrangled two holdout Democrats—with one remaining—as the clock continues to tick down to the first of what will eventually be scores of votes on a 10-year, $848 billion health overhaul package.
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Senate prepares for crucial vote to advance reform bill

By Matthew DoBias
November 21, 2009
The Senate today is poised to take the first of what will eventually be scores of votes on a 10-year, $848 billion health overhaul package that has divided Democrats and Republicans, as well as rank-and-file Americans.
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National Health Investors closes deal on five senior-living centers

By Melanie Evans
November 21, 2009
National Health Investors closed a $28.3 million deal to buy five Michigan and Illinois senior-living facilities from Bickford Senior Living, which has leased the facilities for 15 years. The deal, known as a sale-leaseback, includes $3 million in future payments tied to Bickford's operating performance, NHI said in a news release announcing the deal.
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Four HHS regional directors named

By Jessica Zigmond
November 21, 2009
HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has appointed four regional directors to serve the agency as representatives working with federal, state, local and tribal issues on a variety of health and social service issues.
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