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… COVID-19 pandemic subsided. Defendant provided voluminous medical documents in support of his motion showing he had … health, courts should consider “the availability of medical services in prison.” Ibid. Moreover, a defendant … As evidenced by defendant’s over 1,000 pages of supporting medical documentation, there is no indication that …
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… inmates in state prison to be considered for parole or a medical furlough. It provides two tracks for review, … of Corrections (DOC) to decide whether to grant a medical furlough -- an “emergency medical temporary home confinement.” As of May 26, 2020, 607 …
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… COVID-19 pandemic subsided. Defendant provided voluminous medical documents in support of his motion showing he had … health, courts should consider “the availability of medical services in prison.” Ibid. Moreover, a defendant … As evidenced by defendant’s over 1,000 pages of supporting medical documentation, there is no indication that …
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… inmates in state prison to be considered for parole or a medical furlough. It provides two tracks for review, … of Corrections (DOC) to decide whether to grant a medical furlough -- an “emergency medical temporary home confinement.” As of May 26, 2020, 607 …
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… AND FILED BY THE COURT MHA, LLC f/k/a “MEADOWLANDS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER,” Plaintiff, vs. WELLCARE HEALTH PLANS, INC.; … Reasons In this action alleging underpayments of bills for medical services, the Defendants WellCare Health Plans, … MHA; (5) they do not contract with any other hospitals or medical providers in New Jersey; (6) they do not solicit …
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… when he waived his Miranda rights, Dr. Singer "saw no medical evidence" that he needed such medications at the … Ultimately, Dr. Singer found "to [a] reasonable degree of medical probability, that [defendant] understood his Miranda …
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… sought to recover the $4,815.06 he certified he paid for medical treatment related to the alleged incident. As to those medical costs, plaintiff presented sufficient facts to allow … 10, 2017. 5 A-5211-16T2 and caused him damages, including "medical bills plus pain and suffering[.]" Defendants …
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… for Lisa after removing the child from Trinitas Regional Medical Center (Trinitas) against medical advice. P.T. argues that her conduct was not … Division's support, P.T. removed Lisa from Trinitas against medical advice on February 2, 2012. Six days later, P.T. …
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… when he waived his Miranda rights, Dr. Singer "saw no medical evidence" that he needed such medications at the … Ultimately, Dr. Singer found "to [a] reasonable degree of medical probability, that [defendant] understood his Miranda …
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… for Lisa after removing the child from Trinitas Regional Medical Center (Trinitas) against medical advice. P.T. argues that her conduct was not … Division's support, P.T. removed Lisa from Trinitas against medical advice on February 2, 2012. Six days later, P.T. …
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… sought to recover the $4,815.06 he certified he paid for medical treatment related to the alleged incident. As to those medical costs, plaintiff presented sufficient facts to allow … 10, 2017. 5 A-5211-16T2 and caused him damages, including "medical bills plus pain and suffering[.]" Defendants …
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… use initials to protect the confidentiality of plaintiff's medical records. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF … regime of therapy with his psychiatrist and any other medical health professional in compliance with his treatment … heard, plaintiff was involuntarily committed to Monmouth Medical Center.2 The screening document, authored by a …
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… 2015 order that denied its motion to recover disability and medical benefits it had paid on petitioner's behalf. A Judge … Petition, she filed a motion for temporary disability and medical benefits. A JOC held a hearing and found a … to pay temporary disability benefits and provide petitioner medical care. First Energy filed a motion for leave to …
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… use initials to protect the confidentiality of plaintiff's medical records. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF … regime of therapy with his psychiatrist and any other medical health professional in compliance with his treatment … heard, plaintiff was involuntarily committed to Monmouth Medical Center.2 The screening document, authored by a …
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… 2015 order that denied its motion to recover disability and medical benefits it had paid on petitioner's behalf. A Judge … Petition, she filed a motion for temporary disability and medical benefits. A JOC held a hearing and found a … to pay temporary disability benefits and provide petitioner medical care. First Energy filed a motion for leave to …
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… finding that he was insubordinate for failing to attend a medical appointment scheduled by a case 3 A-1403-16T2 … compensation carrier assumed management of Fiscella's medical treatment. Fiscella returned to the Medi-Center a … Resonance Imaging the next day. Fiscella paid for these medical services. After the appointment with his doctor on …
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… of pain in her neck, right wrist, and left thumb. Medical tests were performed, showing no acute pathologies … A. Rosa, an orthopedic surgeon, performed an independent medical exam of plaintiff. In his report, Dr. Rosa stated … accident because she failed to maintain PIP coverage with medical expense benefits of at least $250,000, as required …
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… March 10, 2017, regarding work-related child care expenses, medical expenses, and other related issues, as well as the … appeals pertain to issues of expenses for childcare, medical bills, tutoring, and extra-curricular activities, we … complete billing statements from the child's school and medical providers, and copies of any receipts for expenses …
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… March 10, 2017, regarding work-related child care expenses, medical expenses, and other related issues, as well as the … appeals pertain to issues of expenses for childcare, medical bills, tutoring, and extra-curricular activities, we … complete billing statements from the child's school and medical providers, and copies of any receipts for expenses …
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… of pain in her neck, right wrist, and left thumb. Medical tests were performed, showing no acute pathologies … A. Rosa, an orthopedic surgeon, performed an independent medical exam of plaintiff. In his report, Dr. Rosa stated … accident because she failed to maintain PIP coverage with medical expense benefits of at least $250,000, as required …