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04/22/2025

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04/14/2025

Black Maternal Health Week April 14- 18

Disparities widen for Black Women: Black women had a mortality rate of 50.3 deaths per 100,000 live births—more than three times the rate for White women …Feb 7, 2025

03/14/2025

If you don’t get your child vaccinated against measles, it can put them at a high risk of this serious infection, which can lead to severe complications or even death.

Make sure your child’s measles vaccination is up to date.

02/17/2025

Did you know?

The bill would allow AI to be classified as a 'practitioner licensed by law' to administer FDA-approved drugs. Proposed legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives will allow AI and machine learning technology to prescribe drugs approved by the FDA autonomously. The bill, H.R. 238, introduced on Jan.4 days ago
https://www.mobihealthnews.com
Proposed bill would pave the way for AI to prescribe drugs | MobiHealthNews

AI has been used in the Prior authorization process and it has denied some procedures/imaging/treatments inappropriately.

AI Overview

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A recent lawsuit against UnitedHealthcare (UHC) alleges that they are improperly using artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to deny necessary medical claims, particularly for Medicare Advantage patients, by prematurely cutting off post-acute care like nursing home stays, often overriding doctor recommendations and causing significant harm to patients; this lawsuit centers around the company's subsidiary NaviHealth and its AI-based system for making coverage decisions.
Key points about the lawsuit:
Claim:
The plaintiffs argue that UHC's AI algorithms are flawed and lead to wrongful denials of care, violating patient rights and potentially causing harm to their health by denying needed treatment.
Focus on Medicare Advantage:
The lawsuit specifically targets UHC's use of AI in making coverage decisions for Medicare Advantage beneficiaries, a group often requiring significant post-acute care.
Algorithm Name:
Some reports identify the specific algorithm at the center of the lawsuit as "nH Predict".
Potential Impact:
This lawsuit could have significant implications for the healthcare industry, as it raises questions about the ethical use of AI in making coverage decisions and the potential for patient harm when such algorithms are not properly regulated.
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The lawsuit, in U.S. District Court in Minnesota, alleges that UnitedHealth and its subsidiary NaviHealth relied on flawed algorithms to cut off essential rehabilitative care to sick and injured Medicare Advantage beneficiaries. It was first filed in 2023 after a series of STAT stories revealed the company's practices.Feb 7, 2025

Please call your congress persons and tell them to vote no.

02/17/2025

Did you know?

The bill would allow AI to be classified as a 'practitioner licensed by law' to administer FDA-approved drugs. Proposed legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives will allow AI and machine learning technology to prescribe drugs approved by the FDA autonomously. The bill, H.R. 238, introduced on Jan.4 days ago
https://www.mobihealthnews.com
Proposed bill would pave the way for AI to prescribe drugs | MobiHealthNews

AI has been used in the Prior authorization process and it has denied some procedures/imaging/treatments inappropriately.

Please call your congress persons and tell them to vote no.

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02/16/2025

REMINDER: If you have been sick (Covid, Flu, RSV and/or the Neurovirus) throw out your toothbrush 🪥.

02/16/2025

When life gets busy, I’ve learned a little self-care goes a long way. Adaptiv reminds me to unwind, reset, and stay balanced. How do you take care of yourself on hectic days? Let’s swap ideas—I’d love to hear yours!

02/16/2025

‼️Reminder: We are accepting ATHENA Award nominations until Monday, March 3rd!

The ATHENA Award honors individuals who strive toward the highest levels of professional accomplishment: women who excel in their chosen field, have devoted time and energy to their community meaningfully, and have opened doors so others may follow in their path.

Click here for access to the Nomination Form! 🔗
https://regionalchamber.com/initiatives-programs/athena-awards?fbclid=IwY2xjawIcMa9leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHZaF99bGIA5thzIzn2dYy5JPpF2q6wmACjuX1__oD8up5bwl24R1fmHXmw_aem_cJ7Xfw6r2BRJs2CekJpP9A

Last year's recipient, Dr. Nicolette Powe, was asked what her reaction was to winning the ATHENA Award:
➡️"I was shocked and excited when my name was called. I could hardly believe it was true. I was speechless but grateful I had followed the advice to write a short speech, even though I didn’t expect to use it. It felt incredible to have my hard work and personal sacrifices recognized. I was proud that my dedication and commitment to serving others were valued."

02/16/2025

For American Heart Month, Mahoning County Public Health is hosting a free Hands-Only CPR course at East Library in Youngstown (430 Early Road) on Thursday, February 20th from 1-2:30pm. You will learn Hands-Only CPR and AED usage along with first aid. Please note this is NOT a CPR certification course. Space is limited, so register early at 330-744-8638 or visit www.libraryvisit.org!