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The group is examining state laws that regulate changes in hospital ownership and termination of services.
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Why is hunger such a problem in Maine, and what's being done to get food to those who need it?
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The organization says the decision will affect hundreds of patients and is the result of a new federal law that bans providers who also offer abortions from billing Medicaid.
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As of Wednesday, October 1, non-hospital providers at Northern Light Health are out-of-network with Anthem.
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How can cannabis affect physical and mental health? And what are the latest developments in Maine's cannabis industry?
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The Food and Drug Administration last week approved the drug leucovorin to treat autism. But the approval was made without a formal review, and some behavioral health physicians in Maine are cautioning families that more research is needed to know whether it's effective.
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The broad scope of reproductive care offered in Maine, and how federal funding cuts will affect health care providers and patients
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If they fail to reach an agreement, Northern Light physicians will be out-of-network for Anthem patients starting in October, and hospital-based services will be out of network at the end of the year.
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According to a recent survey from the University of Maine, around half of farmers and fisherman in Maine say they struggle to access health care due to costs and availability in rural areas.
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Puthiery Va, director of the Maine CDC, says research linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism only finds a correlation — not a direct cause.
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Addressing confusion over vaccine recommendations, and what Maine residents need to know about who can get vaccines—including what's covered and where to go
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Under the model, patients pay a monthly membership fee starting at $109 a month and have access to a health care team that includes a primary care provider, behavioral health specialist, pharmacist, physical therapist and a health coach.