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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2010-10-04, p.1
- Protections, By Carla K. JohnsonAssociated Press@News:The Nations New Health Care Law Adds Consumer
- Eliminated., Forcing Insurers To Meet New Requirements. Coverage For Children With Pre-Existing Conditions Is Guaranteed. Lifetime Dollar Caps Are
- Texas, Insurers Can No Longer Cancel Policies Retroactively For Frivolous Reasons When People Get Very Sick.The Provisions Will Help The Cunninghams In
- Janis, The Morefields In Central Illinois. But They Come Too Late For The Janises In Streamwood. The Three Families Shared Their Stories.@News No Indent:Name: Scott JanisAge: 44Home: Streamwood@News:Problem: Insurer Retroactively Canceled His Coverage After He Suffered A Stroke.How Law Will Help: A Provision Barring Insurers From Rescinding Policies Comes Too Late For
- Blue, But He May Get Coverage Through Another Provision Of The Law.Out Of The
- 175, Scott Janis Suffered A Massive Stroke In November. As His Medical Bills Reached
- Later, 000 A Few Months
- Insurance, His Insurance Company Canceled His Policy.?Its Despicable To Leave A Man Whos Recovering From A Stroke With No
- Father, Said Scotts
- Problem, Ray Janis. His Parents Told His Story Because Janis Has Trouble Communicating.The Company Said Janis Had Failed To Disclose An Unrelated
- Testosterone, Low
- Urologist, When He Applied For Coverage On The Individual Market.?He Did Fail To Put Down He Had Been Seeing This
- Mother, Said Scotts
- Misstatements, Connie Janis. Sometimes You Cant Remember Everybody Youve Seen. It Was Inadvertent.The New Law Prohibits The Practice Of Insurers Searching For Small
- States, Using Them As An Excuse To Cancel Individual Policies For People With High Medical Bills. Most
- Illinois, Including
- Cancellations, Now Allow These Types Of
- Rescissions, Called
- Commissioners, For Reasons Other Than Fraud.Psychiatric Problems Were The No. 1 Reason For Rescissions In A Study By The National Association Of Insurance
- Nationally, Which Also Found Illinois Has One Of The Highest Rates Of Rescission In The Nation
- 1, There Were About 4 Such Cancellations Per
- Market, 000 Policies Written On The Individual
- Scott, Naic Found.The New Federal Law Comes Too Late For
- Parents, His
- Son, Who Are In Their 60s. Theyve Been Fighting The Insurance Company As They Struggle To Take Care Of Their
- Them, Find Coverage For Him.Even Though The New Law Hasnt Directly Helped
- Consumers., The Janises Think It Offers Important Protections For
- Conditions, Theyve Applied For Coverage Of Their Son For People With Pre-Existing
- Cross, A New Program Funded By The Federal Law.Blue
- Involved, Blue Shield Of Illinois Issued A Statement Saying The Company Cant Comment On Scott Janis Case Because Of Privacy Laws.?We Recognize That Rescissions Are Difficult For Everyone
- Forward, The Statement Said. We Have A Long-Standing Policy Not To Rescind Coverage For Members Unless We Learn That They Intentionally Omitted Material Information Or Provided False Information At The Time Of Their Membership Application.Illinois Department Of Insurance Director Michael McRaith Said The New Protection In The National Law Is A Big Step
- Bob, But The State Legislature Also Needs To Strengthen The Illinois Law. McRaith Would Like To Require Insurers To Get Approval From The State Insurance Department Before They Rescind Policies.@Leadin:Name
- Plano, Michelle CunninghamAges: Both Age 42Home
- Michelle, Texas@News:Problem: Son Uninsurable Because Hes A Cancer Survivor.How Law Will Help: Insurers Can No Longer Deny Coverage To Children With Pre-Existing Conditions.The Laws Provision Guaranteeing Coverage To Children With Health Problems Is A Relief To
- Cunningham, Bob
- Son, Whose 6-Year-Old
- Ryan
- Engineer, Survived Leukemia. Theyll Now Be Able To Buy A Family Policy That Will Cover Him.A Mechanical
- Employer, Bob Cunningham Was Laid Off From His Job During The Recession. The Suburban Dallas Family Is Now Covered Through Cobra Insurance From His Previous
- Work, But That Coverage Will Expire.Cunningham Now Does Contract
- Market, Would Like To Start His Own Business. But To Do That Would Mean Buying Insurance On The Individual
- Us, Rather Than Getting Coverage Through An Employer. Insurance Brokers Have Told The Cunninghams They Wont Write A Policy That Covers Ryan.?They Could Cover The Rest Of
- Ryan, But They Couldnt Give It To Us For
- Premium, Michelle Cunningham Said. Were Willing To Pay A Fair
- Law, But They Werent Willing To Sell It To Us At Any Price.Under The New Health Care
- Dream, The Family Will Be Able To Buy Insurance Covering Their Son. That Means Bob Cunningham Can Pursue His Small Business
- Up, Instead Of Plugging Away At A Discouraging Search For Employment That Provides Health Benefits.?If The Subject Of Health Care Reform Comes
- Chance, I Try To Tell People About Our Situation Every Time I Get A
- Jerry, Said Michelle Cunningham. I Want Them To Know That Sick Children Really Were Being Denied Access To Insurance.@Leadin:Name
- 48, Becky MorefieldAges
- Mahomet, 49Home
- Coverage.Jerry, Ill.@News:Problem: Son Lost Coverage When Medical Bills Topped $1 Million Lifetime Limit.How Law Will Help: Lifetime Caps Eliminated. People Whove Maxed Out Must Be Reinstated If Theyre Still Eligible For
- Tanner, Becky Morefield Are Parents Of 15-Year-Old Triplets With Cerebral Palsy
- Taylor
- Three, Tucker All Use Wheelchairs. Of The
- Failure, Tucker Has The Most Fragile Health. He Maxed Out The $1 Million Lifetime Limit In His Familys Policy Three Years Ago When He Went Into Respiratory
- Uses, Was Hospitalized For 12 Weeks.That Meant The Insurance Company Would No Longer Pay Tuckers Medical Bills. Illinois Has Picked Up The Slack Through A Program For Children With Special Health Care Needs. But The Strapped Program Puts Strict Limits On Certain Medical Supplies Tucker
- Wash, Causing The Family To
- Employer, Reuse Equipment Meant For Single Use.Becky Morefield Learned From A Reporter That The New Health Care Law Might Help Her Family. She Called Her Husbands
- Year, Discovered It Was True. Tuckers Coverage Will Be Reinstated At The Start Of The Plan
- Wonderful, Jan. 1.?I Feel
- State., She Said. It Will Be Nice To Have An Insurance Company Because I Dont Have To Rely Totally On The
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2021-12-22, p.3
- Shortages, By Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois Several Illinois Lawmakers Said Last Week They Are Determined To Pass A Bill In The Spring That Would Overhaul The Way Nursing Homes Are Paid Through The State'S Medicaid Program To Address Critical Staffing
- Healthcare, But The State'S Largest Nursing Home Industry Group Is Still Pushing Back Against The Proposed Changes. Illinois Has Many Of The Most Understaffed Nursing Homes In The Nation. According To A Report By The State Department Of
- Services, Family
- Staffing, Illinois Consistently Ranks Last Among States In
- Time, As Measured Using The National Staff
- Verification, Resource Intensity
- Project, Or Strive
- Cooper, With 47 Of The 100 Most Understaffed Facilities In The Country. Mark
- Lives, A Nursing Home Resident Who Declined To Identify The Facility Where He
- Home, Told The Committee About The Conditions He Deals With Daily. "Lately In This Particular
- Year, Especially In The Last
- Owners, After Apparently This Nursing Home Was Bought Up By Some Other
- Conditions, There Have Been Filthy
- Floor, Food On The
- Stalls, Excrement In Shower
- Option, Residents Being Offered Half-Filled Bowls Of Froot Loops As The Morning Cold Cereal
- Staffing, " He Said. "Resident-Called Lights Going On Are Unanswered For A Half-Hour Or More." Illinois Medicaid Administrator Kelly Cunningham Noted The State Has Increased Funding For Nursing Homes Three Times In The Past Several Years For The Purpose Of Increasing
- Persist, But The Shortages
- Assistants, Particularly With Certified Nursing
- Funding, Or Cnas. Last Week'S Hearing Was A Joint Meeting Of Four House Committees That Deal With Health Care Issues. They Are Considering A Proposal By Dhfs To Overhaul The Way Nursing Homes Are Reimbursed By Increasing
- Levels, Tying Payments Directly To Staffing
- Marks, Performance Measures. Dhfs Deputy Director Andy Allison Said The Plan Calls For Roughly A $400 Million Increase In Medicaid Nursing Home Funding That Would Be Tied To Reaching Certain Staffing Bench
- CNAs, Increasing Wages For
- Tax, Achieving Higher Quality Standards. That Would Be Funded Through An Increase In The Nursing Home Assessment
- Reimbursements., Which Generates A Pool Of Money That Is Used To Draw Down Additional Federal Medicaid
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Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.), 2021-12-17, p.1
- Shortages, By Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois Phancock@Capitolnewsillinois.Com Springfield Several Illinois Lawmakers Said This Week They Are Determined To Pass A Bill In The Spring That Would Overhaul The Way Nursing Homes Are Paid Through The State'S Medicaid Program To Address Critical Staffing
- Spring, But The State'S Largest Nursing Home Industry Group Is Still Pushing Back Against The Proposed Changes. "We Need To Have Something Happen This
- State, For The Sake Of The Most Vulnerable In Our
- Moeller, " Rep. Anna
- D-Elgin
- Healthcare, Said During A Committee Hearing Tuesday. "And The Point Of These Hearings Is To Bring That To Light To Bring The Reality Of What People Are Living Through To Light." Illinois Has Many Of The Most Understaffed Nursing Homes In The Nation. According To A Report By The State Department Of
- Services, Family
- Staffing, Illinois Consistently Ranks Last Among States In
- Time, As Measured Using The National Staff
- Verification, Resource Intensity
- Project, Or Strive
- Cooper, With 47 Of The 100 Most Understaffed Facilities In The Country. Mark
- Lives, A Nursing Home Resident Who Declined To Identify The Facility Where He
- Home, Told The Committee About The Conditions He Deals With Daily. "Lately In This Particular
- Year, Especially In The Last
- Owners, After Apparently This Nursing Home Was Bought Up By Some Other
- Conditions, There Have Been Filthy
- Floor, Food On The
- Stalls, Excrement In Shower
- Option, Residents Being Offered Half-Filled Bowls Of Froot Loops As The Morning Cold Cereal
- Staffing, " He Said. "Resident-Called Lights Going On Are Unanswered For A Half-Hour Or More." Illinois Medicaid Administrator Kelly Cunningham Noted The State Has Increased Funding For Nursing Homes Three Times In The Past Several Years For The Purpose Of Increasing
- Persist, But The Shortages
- Assistants, Particularly With Certified Nursing
- Services, Or Cnas. "Because Medicaid Is The Single Largest Purchaser Of Cna
- Service, We Are In A Unique Position To Influence The Purchase Of This Critical
- Staffing, " She Said. "It'S Clear That We Need To Directly Link Any New Funding To This Industry To
- Funding, Quality Care Improvements In Order To Bring About The Change We'Re Seeking To Give All Nursing Home Residents The Quality Of Life That They Deserve." Tuesday'S Hearing Was A Joint Meeting Of Four House Committees That Deal With Health Care Issues. They Are Considering A Proposal By Dhfs To Overhaul The Way Nursing Homes Are Reimbursed By Increasing
- Levels, Tying Payments Directly To Staffing
- Measures., Performance
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