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Meg McNamara

Meg McNamara

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Meteorologist and Anchor, WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD)

Baltimore

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Total articles 612

  • Safety Net Hospitals: Key Elements Of A Successful Advocacy Strategy

    By Meg McNamara, Tracy Fay Raleigh, Yelena Ofengeym, Caroline Morelli| Mondaq@ Safety net hospitals play a critical role in their communities,providing quality, patient centered and affordable care to allpatients regardless of their ability to pay. Considering thelimited resources and funding challenges faced by safety nethospitals1, advocacy with state and federal stakeholdersis essential to ensure their survival and ability to provide accessto care.

    By Meg McNamara, Tracy Fay Raleigh, Yelena Ofengeym, Caroline Morelli · Mondaq

    Jan. 24, 2025

  • Stabilizing Rural Safety Net Hospitals | JD Supra

    By Veronica Cox, Meg McNamara, Naomi Newman| JD Supra@ This is the third edition of a Manatt Health series on safety net hospitals. To read the first issue on how safety net hospitals can benefit from the new Medicaid Access Rule, click here. For our second issue on innovative funding approaches, click here. Key Points: Rural communities face unique economic, population health and geographic needs that contribute to the numerous challenges that rural safety net providers face in delivering health care services sustainably.

    By Veronica Cox, Meg McNamara, Naomi Newman · JD Supra

    Nov. 19, 2024

  • Safety Net Hospitals: Key Elements Of A Successful Advocacy Strategy

    By Meg McNamara, Tracy Fay Raleigh, Yelena Ofengeym, Caroline Morelli| Mondaq@ Safety net hospitals play a critical role in their communities,providing quality, patient centered and affordable care to allpatients regardless of their ability to pay. Considering thelimited resources and funding challenges faced by safety nethospitals1, advocacy with state and federal stakeholdersis essential to ensure their survival and ability to provide accessto care.

    By Meg McNamara, Tracy Fay Raleigh, Yelena Ofengeym, Caroline Morelli · Mondaq

    Jan. 24, 2025

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WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD)

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

+1 212-258-6000