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Rising National COVID Numbers Means Eight New States on Quarantine List
October 19, 2020
DC Health updated its quarantine list by making eight additions and no subtractions.
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DC Health Updates PPE Requirements for Healthcare Facilities
October 16, 2020
DC Health released guidance on the appropriate PPE for situations within a healthcare facility.
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Committee on Health Advances Vaccination Bill
October 8, 2020
MSDC saw three bills it supported pass the Committee on Health yesterday, including a bill allowing easier access to vaccines.
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Only Two Changes to DC Quarantine List This Week
October 5, 2020
DC Health updated its quarantine list by making only two changes.
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DHCF Press Release on Implementation of New Managed Care Plans
October 2, 2020
The DC Department of Health Care Finance announces its implementation of new Medicaid managed care health plans.
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MSDC, 14 Medical Practices and Orgs Suggest Telemedicine Allowances Remain
September 29, 2020
MSDC and 14 other medical entities sent a letter to the Mayor asking for permanent telemedicine, licensure waivers
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MSDC Board Approves New Business Plans for Society
September 22, 2020
The MSDC Board voted on some major changes to the Society's strategies, including approving new entities to meet strategic goals.
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Delaware and West Virginia Added, California Subtracted From Quarantine List
September 21, 2020
DC Health released its newest list of quarantined states with some big name destination going on and off.
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DC Health Publishes Antigen Testing Guidance
September 18, 2020
DC Health outlines how antigen testing should be used and considered with patients.
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DC Health Releases New Guidance on Healthcare Workplace and Patients
September 16, 2020
DC Health guidance encourages healthcare facilities to shift from testing-based strategies to symptom-based strategies for COVID-19.
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