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Healthbeat reporter covering public health in New York City. Previously @AP reporter and Haiti correspondent. Signal: trentondaniel.88.
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How One Brooklynite Is Grappling With Her Essential Plan Health Coverage Ending

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This article was originally published by Healthbeat, a nonprofit newsroom covering public health published by Civic News Company and KFF Health News. Olivia Killingsworth, an actor and bookkeeper living in Brooklyn, has a rare life-threatening genetic condition for which she sees specialists, limits exercise, takes prescribed medication to lower her blood pressure, and monitors her heart rate with a watch.
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How New York’s ‘Essential Plan’ insurance coverage cuts are forcing impossible choices

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How New York’s ‘Essential Plan’ insurance coverage cuts are forcing impossible choices

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Public health, explained: Sign up to receive Healthbeat’s free New York City newsletter here. Olivia Killingsworth, an actor and bookkeeper living in Brooklyn has a rare life-threatening genetic condition for which she sees specialists, limits exercise, takes prescribed medication to lower her blood pressure, and monitors her heart rate with a watch. The 44-year-old is one of some 450,000 New Yorkers who could lose health insurance at the end of the month.
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