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Medicare Drug Price Negotiations Begin January 2026

January 2026 Introduces Medicare Drug Price Negotiations, Setting a New Direction for Prescription Costs and Long-Term Healthcare Policy

January 1, 2026 marks a turning point in U.S. healthcare policy that has been debated for decades but never executed in practice. For the first time, Medicare will begin enforcing negotiated prices on select prescription drugs, moving beyond indirect cost controls into direct price intervention.   This change is not symbolic. It represents the first […]

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Pennsylvania ODP Training Push December 2025 — 2026 Readiness

December 2025: Pennsylvania ODP Ramps Up Provider Training — What Agencies Must Prepare for in 2026

In December 2025, the Pennsylvania Office of Developmental Programs released its official training and events calendar for service providers working across intellectual and developmental disability programs. What stands out is not a single event, but a coordinated push focused on autism services, certified investigator requirements, and communication support for individuals transitioning into community life.  

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International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025 USA | myEZcare

December 3, 2025: International Day of Persons with Disabilities and What It Signals for the Future of Care in the USA

Every year on December 3, the world pauses to reflect on the rights, dignity, and inclusion of people with disabilities. In 2025, this reflection carries even deeper meaning as the United Nations hosts its global International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) virtual observance with a strong focus on building disability-inclusive societies and advancing social

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Ohio EVV Claim Denials Enforced in Dec 2025 | myEZcare Guide

Ohio’s EVV Rule Is No Longer a Warning. It Is Now a Payment Barrier

As of October 1, 2025, the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities formally activated strict enforcement of Electronic Visit Verification. From this point forward, any Medicaid claim without a fully matching EVV record is automatically denied. This policy is no longer in transition. It is now fully impacting December 2025 billing cycles. For many Ohio agencies,

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Florida DD State Plan Update (Nov 2025) — Signals for Providers

November 2025: Florida’s DD Council Opens Input on the 2026–2031 State Plan  What This Means for the Future of Care Delivery?

November 2025 has become an important month for Florida’s disability services community. The Florida Developmental Disabilities Council (FDDC) is now inviting families, providers, caregivers, and advocacy groups to share public input on the upcoming 2026–2031 State Plan a five-year roadmap that will shape how Florida supports individuals with developmental disabilities.   Although the comment window

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Texas DD Update November 2025 – Key Insights for Providers

What Texas Providers Should Know from the Latest TCDD November Update

When the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities (TCDD) released its November 20, 2025 “TCDD Extra” update, it did not arrive with major policy changes or new compliance requirements. Instead, it offered a clear view into the evolving priorities of Texas’ developmental disability system. For providers operating home-care agencies, adult day programs, or I/DD support services,

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U.S.A Veterans Day 2025: Honoring Those Who Served and Those Who Continue to Care

A Day of Reflection and Gratitude On November 11, 2025, the United States once again came together to celebrate Veterans Day, a national tribute to the men and women who dedicated their lives to protecting freedom. At myEZcare, we pause not only to honor their service but also to recognize the caregivers, nurses, and home

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Update on rural healthcare initiatives in Alabama, highlighting recent developments and improvements in services.

Governor Kay Ivey’s November 2025 Rural Healthcare Initiative: How myEZcare Can Empower Alabama’s Rural Home Care Providers

In November 2025, Alabama’s Governor Kay Ivey submitted a groundbreaking Rural Healthcare Initiative aimed at improving care access and securing Medicaid funding for Alabama’s rural communities. As part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA), the initiative seeks to address challenges that rural healthcare providers face, including Medicaid funding cuts and workforce shortages.  

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A November 2025 audit exposes major compliance gaps in SC Adult Day Care agencies. Learn the critical steps your agency must take now to avoid penalties.

November 5, 2025: South Carolina Adult Day Care Audit Reveals Major Compliance Gaps — What Agencies Must Do Now

On November 5, 2025, the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (SCDHHS) released the results of a critical audit on adult day care facilities participating in the Medicaid waiver program. The audit, conducted by the Office of Inspector General (OIG), uncovered a shocking level of non-compliance — with 19 out of 20 adult

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Washington's home care funding is undergoing significant changes, impacting services and support for residents.

Washington’s Home Care Funding is Changing. Is Your Agency Ready?

As a provider of home health or adult-day care services in Washington state, you’re operating in a landscape that is about to shift. The state’s public long-term care insurance program, the WA Cares Fund, is now entering a phase that has direct implications for your agency’s funding, client eligibility and service delivery. In this blog,

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