Iowa's two major airports see record growth and cargo shifts
The Gazette reports Des Moines International and The Eastern Iowa Airport Cedar Rapids, which together handle over 93 percent of Iowa’s air passengers and most air cargo, posted record 2018 activity and expect continued growth amid a national pilot shortage. Eastern Iowa Airport saw 1.2 million passengers last year, a 5.4 percent rise, and March 2019 set a new monthly high. Des Moines International also posted a record year with strong passenger and cargo figures as UPS relocated services to Illinois, balancing statewide airfreight.
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Medicaid transition nerves as UnitedHealthcare exits Iowa program
Iowa Medicaid officials reassure members and providers that benefits will stay the same as UnitedHealthcare plans to leave the Medicaid managed care program on June 30. The state highlights a smooth transition with new plans and continued coverage amid the exit.
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Longtime Arc official asks question at Cedar Rapids town hall
Delaine Petersen former executive director of The Arc of East Central Iowa presses United Healthcare about her daughter in long term care during a Friday town hall at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids.
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