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Lyft has landed a new relationship with Arizona’s Medicaid program as a “provider.”
Lyft Wednesday said it’s now “an enrolled Medicaid provider in Arizona” after the state changed rules effective May 1 to allow “transportation network companies (also known as ‘rideshare’ companies) to register as non-emergency medical transportation providers,” the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System said earlier this year.”
Source: “Forbes.”
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Please Be Aware Masks will still be required in our office until May 31st at this time. Even though the Mask Mandate in Indiana has
Over 954,000 people in the state of Indiana have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. There are 548 people in Indiana hospitals because of COVID-19; and
Things to know about 2021: More of your earnings will be subject to Social Security taxation. Taxpayers will pay 6.2% Social Security tax and a
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