The Supreme Court today affirmed that residents of public nursing facilities have the right to sue in federal court when their rights are violated. Since “Important Win in Supreme Court for Nursing Facility Residents”
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New California Bill Would Prevent and Reduce Homelessness Among Older Adults and People with Disabilities
Sacramento—Last month, Sen. Anna Caballero (D-Merced) unveiled SB 37, the Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities Housing Stability Act, which would provide rent subsidies for “New California Bill Would Prevent and Reduce Homelessness Among Older Adults and People with Disabilities”
Nationwide Relief in Medicaid Case Just Ordered
Last night, Judge Michael P. Shea of the U.S. District Court for the District of CT issued an order “clarifying” his nationwide Preliminary Injunction entered against the “Nationwide Relief in Medicaid Case Just Ordered”
Court Filing: Emergency Order to Enforce Nationwide Injunction
Plaintiffs in National Class Action File Motion for an Emergency Order to Enforce Nationwide Injunction, Pushing HHS to Restore Medicaid Benefits and Ensure Fair Medicaid “Court Filing: Emergency Order to Enforce Nationwide Injunction”
Federal Court Orders Health & Human Services (HHS) to Stop Applying Trump Administration Rule that Cut Hundreds of Thousands Off Medicaid Benefits, Certifies National Class
A federal judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut has issued a nationwide preliminary injunction in a pending case against the “Federal Court Orders Health & Human Services (HHS) to Stop Applying Trump Administration Rule that Cut Hundreds of Thousands Off Medicaid Benefits, Certifies National Class”
ADA Class Action Seeks to Compel Massachusetts to Stop Unnecessary Institutionalization of People with Disabilities
Six people with disabilities who are unnecessarily institutionalized in nursing facilities, joined by the Massachusetts Senior Action Council, filed a class action lawsuit today in “ADA Class Action Seeks to Compel Massachusetts to Stop Unnecessary Institutionalization of People with Disabilities”
Medicaid Enrollees Cut off Critical Health Benefits During COVID Public Health Emergency Due to Lawless Trump Administration Regulation Seek Nationwide Class Certification and Injunction
Media Contact: Bernard Kavaler for Disability Rights Connecticut: 860-729-3021 bernard@express-strategies.com Five Plaintiffs from Three States seek to represent others affected throughout the U.S. and ask “Medicaid Enrollees Cut off Critical Health Benefits During COVID Public Health Emergency Due to Lawless Trump Administration Regulation Seek Nationwide Class Certification and Injunction”
Medicaid Enrollees Cut off Critical Health Benefits During COVID Public Health Emergency Due to Lawless Trump Administration Regulation Seek Nationwide Class Certification
Five Plaintiffs from Three States seek to represent others affected throughout the U.S. and ask for nationwide preliminary injunction to stop ongoing harm August 26, “Medicaid Enrollees Cut off Critical Health Benefits During COVID Public Health Emergency Due to Lawless Trump Administration Regulation Seek Nationwide Class Certification”
Low-Income Medicaid Enrollees Sue U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for Failing to Undo Lawless, Harmful Policy Adopted by Trump Administration
Illegal Policy Requires State Medicaid Agencies to Kick Hundreds of Thousands of People Off of Medicaid During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Violation of Congress’s Clear “Low-Income Medicaid Enrollees Sue U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for Failing to Undo Lawless, Harmful Policy Adopted by Trump Administration”
Why 3 million low-income Californians won’t get a gas rebate payment
ABC 10 News San Diego: Why 3 million low-income Californians won’t get a gas rebate payment (July 12, 2022) SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — About 23 “Why 3 million low-income Californians won’t get a gas rebate payment”
