Business & Economy
House Finance: Sports Betting Is In, New Forensic Psych Unit Is Out
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Democrats on the committee said more details are needed before they could support spending $26 million on a new secure psychiatric unit.
Business & Economy
What your Zip code tells you about how well you will age where you live in NH
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The Granite State has the second-oldest population of all the states in the nation. In another 11 years, one out of every five people in the United States will be over 65.
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Disability Rights Center: Sununu Plan for New Forensic Hospital ‘Unnecessary’
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Building an unnecessary forensic hospital will divert precious funds and workforce from where they are most needed: community-based mental health services.
Health & Mental Health
Sununu: Dems Not Serious About Mental Health Funding
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Today, Democratic leaders of Division III of the House Finance Committee announced their intentions to strip out funding for a new Secure Forensic Hospital contained in the Governor’s budget.
Business & Economy
The Balsams’ future comes down to a legislative decision
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The House passed legislation that would help move the Balsams project forward by a wide margin. The Senate will consider the bill next.
Business & Economy
Senate Passes Backstop Bill In Case Obamacare’s Dismantled
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SB 4 would protect residents from losing health insurance for pre-existing conditions going forward.
Business & Economy
IHoP: Becky Bryant Backs Raise for Caregivers To Developmentally Disabled
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InDepthNH.org’s Paula Tracy talks every week with people from around New Hampshire who come to the State House and Legislative Office Building in Concord about why they do so.
Business & Economy
Councilors Quiz Meyers, Contractors About $1B Medicaid Contracts
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The nearly $1 billion contracts with three managed care companies that will administer the state’s Medicaid program are expected to be decided by the Executive Council on Wednesday.
Health & Mental Health
Low-Income Individuals Sue Trump HHS Over Medicaid Waiver Project in NH
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‘Granite Advantage’ Will Yank Health Care from the Most Underserved Communities