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… 374 N.J. Super. 126, 134 (App. Div. 2005), that "provide[s] medical assistance" at public expense "to individuals 'whose … resources are insufficient to meet the cost of necessary medical services,'" N.M. v. Div. of Med. Assistance & Health … the state to receive matching federal funds for applicable medical services reimbursed through the program. 42 U.S.C.A. …
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… 374 N.J. Super. 126, 134 (App. Div. 2005), that "provide[s] medical assistance" at public expense "to individuals 'whose … resources are insufficient to meet the cost of necessary medical services,'" N.M. v. Div. of Med. Assistance & Health … the state to receive matching federal funds for applicable medical services reimbursed through the program. 42 U.S.C.A. …
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… relief' under Rule 3:21-10(b)(2)," as he did not claim his medical condition was "rapidly deteriorating." Instead, he simply argued he was "vulnerable to serious medical complications" if he were to contract Covid-19. The … INCARCERATION HAS ON HIS HEALTH, DUE TO HIS UNDERLYING MEDICAL CONDITIONS AND THE ONGOING COVID-19 PANDEMIC. A. THE …
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… principles of law, we affirm. As a result of some medical issues, claimant took an approved leave of absence … did not claim that the work either caused or aggravated her medical condition. . . . Clearly the claimant's health … is nevertheless entitled to employment benefits because her medical condition was aggravated by her work. We are mindful …
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Klemm, CMO I, Keefe
Orders and Decisions
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… 2, 2016 Last return date for summary judgment motions. MEDICAL DEFENSE April 1, 2016 Defendants shall forward medical authorizations to plaintiff’s counsel by this date. April 29, 2016 Plaintiff shall serve executed medical authorizations by this date. April 1, 2016 Plaintiff …
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… relief' under Rule 3:21-10(b)(2)," as he did not claim his medical condition was "rapidly deteriorating." Instead, he simply argued he was "vulnerable to serious medical complications" if he were to contract Covid-19. The … INCARCERATION HAS ON HIS HEALTH, DUE TO HIS UNDERLYING MEDICAL CONDITIONS AND THE ONGOING COVID-19 PANDEMIC. A. THE …
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… principles of law, we affirm. As a result of some medical issues, claimant took an approved leave of absence … did not claim that the work either caused or aggravated her medical condition. . . . Clearly the claimant's health … is nevertheless entitled to employment benefits because her medical condition was aggravated by her work. We are mindful …
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A-3842-22 Briefs
Briefs
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… COMPLAINTS OF PAIN, RATHER THAN CONSIDERING THE OBJECTIVE MEDICAL EVIDENCE THAT WAS THE BASIS OF THE PLAINTIFF’S … Pa33-Pa43 Exhibit D to Certification of Defense Counsel (Medical Records from Hackensack University Medical Center) …
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… Amy further stated she was interested in obtaining a medical card for her marijuana use. The Division found the … Moreover, the Division expressed concerns regarding Theo's medical care, noting he was not up to date on immunizations … Amy to its Child Health Unit (CHU) to help her schedule medical appointments, arrange transportation, and ensure …
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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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… 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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… Amy further stated she was interested in obtaining a medical card for her marijuana use. The Division found the … Moreover, the Division expressed concerns regarding Theo's medical care, noting he was not up to date on immunizations … Amy to its Child Health Unit (CHU) to help her schedule medical appointments, arrange transportation, and ensure …
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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 …