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The Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) board unanimously rejected a $2.13 million bid for the former YWCA Huber Heights campus to the auction winner who is facing indictments in Franklin County. https://t.co/fF1uCR9vcy

The hospital system Mercy Health announced a multi-year agreement with the health insurer Cigna to keep its members on employer-funded health plans in network at Mercy Health’s locations. https://t.co/wwoKXIOfcc

Rates of infant mortality are consistently higher in Montgomery County compared to state averages, a new report says as it looks at how women have describe their birth experiences to get a firsthand look at the challenges they face. https://t.co/JKWtCHvBcX

The winner of an auction for the former YWCA Huber Heights campus is facing multiple indictments in Franklin County over allegations related to investment fraud, which he says are false allegations. https://t.co/Cuk0IDPGaJ

As measles cases approach 500 nationwide, how many kids in your area are vaccinated against the highly contagious virus? Search our database below to see the percentage of kindergarten students who are vaccinated at each elementary school in Ohio. https://t.co/kuzsT5T7ZN

A measles outbreak has been confirmed in northeast Ohio in Ashtabula County, according to the Ohio Department of Health, which also said someone traveling to Ohio exposed others to measles in Knox County and that surrounding region. https://t.co/DUKDqhVQnb

Mercy Health, one of the largest health systems in Ohio, and the health insurance provider Cigna are approaching an April 1 deadline as they continue to negotiate rates that would keep the health system’s services covered under Cigna’s commercial plans. https://t.co/37eGyQErUr

More than 100 future doctors celebrated learning their residency placements at Match Day at Wright State University's Boonshoft School of Medicine: https://t.co/tB5w9Meauj

People may think a Pro Football Hall of Fame star oozes with confidence, but for former Cincinnati Bengal Anthony Muñoz, he felt the pressure to succeed like when there were millions of viewers locked in on Sundays: https://t.co/GOh0LLUpzf

Republicans in Congress want to make significant cuts to the federal budget, and some local workers are worried those cuts could impact social services like Medicare and Medicaid. https://t.co/PhpwRRHFoa

The air nuisance rule is part of Ohio’s State Implementation Plan under the federal Clean Air Act. It limits the emission of harmful gases and allows citizens to file suits in federal court in order to enforce the Clean Air Act themselves. https://t.co/9N8pEItEtR

We're looking for people who have used Medicaid in the past or are currently on Medicaid to talk to them about their experiences and what kind of impact the Medicaid program had on their lives: https://t.co/9CoI7Y2KJy

Kids Thrive, a behavioral health center for children, recently opened its first location in Dayton, which will be its fourth location overall. https://t.co/1wz3IdfO1A

Ohioans submitted more than 400 responses to the Ohio Department of Medicaid in response to a proposed rule that would require certain Medicaid recipients to be employed, in school or in a training program to keep their health coverage. https://t.co/kRxVyfH8rm

Wright State University’s Boonshoft School of Medicine and Dayton Children’s Hospital will be expanding a longtime partnership: https://t.co/u5RyuNa8ez

Helping caregivers and others keep their loved ones in their homes by sharing resources available to keep people with dementia or other cognitive issues up-to-date on their property taxes is the goal of a new program in Montgomery County. https://t.co/XFewb8Mjk9

The nonprofit that operates blood donor operations in downtown Dayton is considering options for a new location. https://t.co/3W9PNWRvEp