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Roseland hospital gets state money to stay open

Roseland Hospital chief resigns after blaming state for financial woes

Komen cancels Chicago 3-day walk for 2014

Surgical chain to sell west suburban center

Medical District to hire Studley

Edwards Hospital names executive team after Elmhurst deal

CountyCare enrollment on target, but questions remain

The state legislature this Tuesday moved to expand Medicaid eligibility in Illinois, effective Jan. 1, 2014, under the landmark federal Affordable Care Act.

Cook County has already initiated 55,000 applications to its CountyCare program for patients newly eligible for Medicaid as a result of federal health care reform. A waiver the county received from the federal government last October allowed the health system to begin enrolling patients in the CountyCare pilot program before the ACA takes effect in January.

Revised bed bug ordinance moves to City Council

A joint City Council committee endorsed on Thursday a revised version of an ordinance to comprehensively regulate bed bug extermination procedures.

The measure passed unanimously after less than a minute of discussion, even though the joint Committee on Housing & Real Estate and Health & Environmental Protection tabled a similar ordinance one month earlier. At the earlier meeting, aldermen said that some landlords could be unfairly burdened by the new pest control management and extermination requirements.

Partner in CDH Proton Center hits financial snag

Key U of I clinic to open in January

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