AARP Opposes South Carolina Medicaid Waiver Plan
AARP and other groups oppose South Carolina’s proposal to create personal health accounts for most Medicaid recipients as part of 30 program changes. The plan, to be funded by federal waivers, would let members buy private insurance or direct care with leftovers used for copays, raising concerns about access for 850000 SC residents including 79 000 seniors.
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District Cuts Sugary Snacks As Part Of Health Drive
Lexington Midlands school district curbs cupcakes and candy in classrooms to meet rising nutrition rules. Schools shifted lunches to healthier options and replaced most sodas with water, while teachers halt candy rewards and parents are urged to provide better snack choices.
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Oak Grove Elementary
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University of
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Arnold School of Public Health
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