Por: Los Angeles Times Politics October 28, 2022
Socorro Reyes could feel himself getting sleepy as his blood pressure dropped. He was at his usual Friday morning treatment at a DaVita dialysis center. Reyes had settled into his chair to tune into a religious station to listen to Mass. Before his appointment ended, the dialysis machine started beeping and a technician came over to shift his position and Reyes had to tell them what was happening. He often feels as if the nurses and technicians... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Business October 27, 2022
A good rule of thumb for assessing the value of a business is to look at how much its owners will spend to defend it from regulations. By that measure, the dialysis business is very valuable indeed. We can determine that from the money the two leading companies in the field are... + más
As Prop. 29 vote looms, dialysis patients brace for change | Los Angeles Times
Californians get third chance to alter dialysis clinic rules | Associated Press
The New York Times USA Nation October 26, 2022
The day after Hurricane Ian hit Florida, Michael Condore knew he needed to get off Pine Island.The storm had damaged the only road access to his beachfront community — a bridge that he normally drove across three days a week to reach a dialysis center in nearby Cape Coral,... + más
Endorsement: On the ballot for a third time, Prop. 29 is a tired retread that could hurt dialysis patients | Los Angeles Times
New York Post USA Nation October 20, 2022
The father of three who was knocked onto subway tracks and after a scuffle over a cell phone was rushing home to take his wife to a doctor’s appointment, the grieving widow told The Post Wednesday. Hilda Rojas had been waiting for her husband, Heriberto Quintana, 48, to take... + más
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Associated Press USA Health October 17, 2022
LOS ANGELES (AP) — For the third time in three elections, California voters are being asked to require changes to the operations of dialysis clinics that provide life-saving care to 80,000 people with kidney failure.Proposition 29 on the November ballot would require a doctor,... + más
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ABC7 USA Politics October 08, 2022
CALIFORNIA (KABC) -- You've seen the ads just two years ago and two years before that. Now, a proposition to change California dialysis centers is on the ballot again.Proposition 29 would set new requirements. Centers would have to hire more staff, which could include... + más
L.A. Times electoral endorsements for November 2022 | Los Angeles Times
ABC7 USA Politics October 07, 2022
So far, more than $350 million has been spent on tv ads for and against two propositions on the ballot that would make sports gambling legal: Prop 26 and Prop 27.The former would legalize sports gambling in-person and the latter would legalize sports betting online.So,... + más
Dueling California sports betting propositions appear headed to defeat, poll finds | Los Angeles Times
Endorsement: No on Propositions 26 and 27. Legalizing sports betting stacks the odds against Californians | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA Opinion September 25, 2022
Proposition 29 on the November ballot would set new requirements for all of the state’s dialysis centers, including forcing the clinics to hire unnecessary medical staff. If this proposal seems familiar that’s because it’s virtually the same as two previous measures on the... + más
Pa. election 2022: Everything you need to know about requesting, filling out, and returning your mail ballot | PennLive
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