MIAMI – Three women are facing charges after an investigation uncovered a scheme involving staged car accidents and fraudulent medical claims, according to Miami-Dade police.
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CBS News Miami Live A Florida woman has been charged with threatening her health insurance provider during a phone conversation after police say she uttered
In wake of UHC CEO murder, older Floridians putting off medical care due to other costs
MIAMI -The recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson brought with it a flood of complaints concerning the health insurance industry in this country. In some
Jamie Foxx says a doctor initially dismissed the 1st symptom of his brain bleed
When Jamie Foxx experienced “a bad headache,” on April 11, 2023, he visited a doctor who didn’t take his symptoms seriously, giving him a shot
Florida’s COVID deaths this year reach nearly 5,800
TALLAHASSEE – Deaths this year linked to COVID-19 rose to 5,768 with a 284 increase in November, according to the Florida Department of Health. Meanwhile,
Would you know what to do if your health insurance claim is denied?
MIAMI – Millions of Americans are weighing in with grievances about healthcare insurance after United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson was brazenly shot and killed in Manhattan
Lung cancer is leading cause of cancer death with low early diagnosis rate
MARGATE – Lung cancer is killing Floridians at an alarming rate The American Lung Association said lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths
Miami adventurer defies odds to beat Stage 4 pancreatic cancer
MIAMI – Not long ago, a Stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis was considered a death sentence. But survival rates are improving and one Miami man
Memorial Healthcare System to expand emergency services to Miramar, Pembroke Pines
HOLLYWOOD – Memorial Healthcare System is spending $61.8 million to provide two adult and pediatric advanced emergency services in Miramar and Pembroke Pines, joining other
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo calls for end to fluoride in water
TALLAHASSEE – Conflicting with advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Dental Association, Florida Department of Health Secretary Joseph Ladapo on Friday