Health
Rhode Island will allocate up to $3 million from an escrow account to support the operation of the hospitals
An estimated 13,000 enrollees may drop coverage by the end of the year as federal tax credits expire
Attorney General Peter Neronha is negotiating with Prospect Medical to keep the financially troubled hospitals open through the end of the year while a potential buyer works to finalize financing — or another steps in
The nonprofit trying to buy Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital is still struggling to close its financing
Federal cuts to Medicaid could leave up to 50,000 Rhode Islanders without health insurance, straining the state’s already limited primary care system and putting communities like Central Falls - where half the population relies on Medicaid - at particular risk, according to Dr. Michael Fine
Gov. Dan McKee says the state will shift $6 million from other federal programs to help feed Rhode Islanders as SNAP benefits run out — while Attorney General Peter Neronha joins a multistate lawsuit against the Trump administration to restore funding
The drastic scenario that emerges in one budget request document is a ‘no-go,’ McKee spokesperson says
Top municipal bond underwriter tapped to help Centurion lure investors in private placement sale
Caregiver ‘blindsided’ by letter announcing end of discount Medicare Advantage plan on Jan. 1