Kathryn Miller
Reporting Fellow at Fort Worth Report
Contributor at Loud and Clear Reviews
♊️ 🇵🇭 @TAMU alum | @NewhouseSU '26 Health reporting fellow @FortWorthReport & contributor @LoudandClearRvs Previously: @MeritStreet @TheBattOnline
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2 weeks ago |
fortworthreport.org | Kathryn Miller
Medicaid pays for 62% of long-term care residents in nursing homes. Medicaid is a public health insurance program for Americans with limited financial means. It covers nursing home care only for eligible beneficiaries and when no other payment options are available. Medicaid covers nursing home costs as long as the level of care is necessary. Some services include room and board, nursing care, personal hygiene supplies, meals, and prescription and over-the-counter medications.
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2 weeks ago |
fortworthreport.org | Kathryn Miller
Julie Butner is worried about how potential federal spending cuts will affect the Tarrant Area Food Bank. At the same time, she is also seeing a softening in local support from donors — both in food and funds. “When federal resources are reduced, the burden shifts to local and state partners,” Butner, the organization’s president and CEO, said.
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2 weeks ago |
fortworthreport.org | Kathryn Miller
Editor’s note: Made in Tarrant is an occasional Q&A series on small businesses started in Tarrant County. Submit your business here. The first time Kamille McCollum took a BODYBAR Pilates class, she fell in love with the change she immediately felt afterward. As a lifelong runner, she enjoyed the incorporated athleticism and muscle lengthening of the class’s method. She just had to open a location of her own.
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3 weeks ago |
news-journal.com | Kathryn Miller
Moyinoluwa Akindele just finished serving six years in the military as a mechanic specialist — and she wants to go back. This time, though, she envisions a different role. “I want to provide care in combat zones — especially to those who do not have access to essential medical services,” Akindele said. Akindele is one of 30 students in the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth’s inaugural class of undergraduate nursing students.
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3 weeks ago |
fortworthreport.org | Kathryn Miller
Moyinoluwa Akindele just finished serving six years in the military as a mechanic specialist — and she wants to go back. This time, though, she envisions a different role. “I want to provide care in combat zones — especially to those who do not have access to essential medical services,” Akindele said. Akindele is one of 30 students in the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth’s inaugural class of undergraduate nursing students.
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