Public Health Emergency in Washington: HHS Responds to Flooding Crisis
The HHS declares a public health emergency in Washington due to flooding, enhancing healthcare access for affected Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries.
The HHS declares a public health emergency in Washington due to flooding, enhancing healthcare access for affected Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries.
Washington State Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer issues an emergency order to aid flood-affected policyholders, directing insurers on claims handling and adjuster registration during the declared emergency.
King County Office of Emergency Management offers flood damage reporting and recovery guides for homeowners insurance and mold issues after historic flooding. Residents are encouraged to seek local aid and community support options.
The Senate rejects bills to extend ACA subsidies, raising premiums and impacting U.S. insurance markets amid debates on National Guard deployment, FEMA reforms, sanctions, and immigration enforcement.
Catastrophic flash flooding in central Texas in July kills nearly 90, including campers at Camp Mystic. Authorities continue search, investigate emergency warnings, and coordinate federal disaster relief.