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WASHINGTON 鈥?Nevada s health insurance exchange disputes a federal report claiming it misallocated funds for creating its program and recommending it consider refunding $893,000 to the Centers Medicare and Medicaid Services.A refund is not needed, the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange stated in a written response to the report from the Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. We believe that this conclusion is based upon an errone stanley cup ous interpretation of federal guidance regarding cost allocation accounting principles and the timing of cost allocation adjustments, the state agency stated.It also pointe stanley cups d to comments from CMS that not only back up the state agency s take on the matter but are also included in the OIG s own report.As a result of a payment from the Nevada State Medicaid agency and an updated plan, CMS stated that the state s health exchange followed and complied with CMS cost allocation guidance. In dunk pand the end, the misallocation repres Cdld New York City hospital worker admits stealing $1.2 million in toner
CARSON CITY -- Two incumbent Republican Assembly members from Clark County went down in overwhelming defeat in Tuesday s primary election, while longtime Senate Majority Leader Bill Raggio held onto his adidas samba seat in Reno.Meanwhile, another long-time Republican member of the Assembly, John Marvel of Battle Mountain, lost his race to former Assemblyman Don Gustavson in a six-person race for Northern Nevada s District 32.Assembly members Francis Allen of Las Vegas and Bob Beers of Henderson were trounced by 2 to 1 margins by former FBI agent Richard McArthur and chanclas yeezy Rio revenue manager Jon Ozark, respectively, in the races for the District 4 and 21 seats.In Reno s Senate District 3, Raggi yeezys o fended off a tough challenge from former Assemblywoman Sharron Angle, winning 53 percent to 47 percent. Raggio, 81, would be seeking his record 10th four-year term in the Senate. It will be his last term under term limits. I was disappointed by the low turnout, Raggio said. I am grateful for everybody who hel
WASHINGTON 鈥?Nevada s health insurance exchange disputes a federal report claiming it misallocated funds for creating its program and recommending it consider refunding $893,000 to the Centers Medicare and Medicaid Services.A refund is not needed, the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange stated in a written response to the report from the Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. We believe that this conclusion is based upon an errone stanley cup ous interpretation of federal guidance regarding cost allocation accounting principles and the timing of cost allocation adjustments, the state agency stated.It also pointe stanley cups d to comments from CMS that not only back up the state agency s take on the matter but are also included in the OIG s own report.As a result of a payment from the Nevada State Medicaid agency and an updated plan, CMS stated that the state s health exchange followed and complied with CMS cost allocation guidance. In dunk pand the end, the misallocation repres Cdld New York City hospital worker admits stealing $1.2 million in toner
CARSON CITY -- Two incumbent Republican Assembly members from Clark County went down in overwhelming defeat in Tuesday s primary election, while longtime Senate Majority Leader Bill Raggio held onto his adidas samba seat in Reno.Meanwhile, another long-time Republican member of the Assembly, John Marvel of Battle Mountain, lost his race to former Assemblyman Don Gustavson in a six-person race for Northern Nevada s District 32.Assembly members Francis Allen of Las Vegas and Bob Beers of Henderson were trounced by 2 to 1 margins by former FBI agent Richard McArthur and chanclas yeezy Rio revenue manager Jon Ozark, respectively, in the races for the District 4 and 21 seats.In Reno s Senate District 3, Raggi yeezys o fended off a tough challenge from former Assemblywoman Sharron Angle, winning 53 percent to 47 percent. Raggio, 81, would be seeking his record 10th four-year term in the Senate. It will be his last term under term limits. I was disappointed by the low turnout, Raggio said. I am grateful for everybody who hel
