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This week ending June 6 marks the anniversaries of military service members from South Alabama who gave their lives in military service.

Medicaid payments for Ambulance and Other Transport Services and Supplies in Luverne rose 80.4% in 2024, driven by shifts in service use and payment policies.

There was one company in a city associated with Escambia County that received an FDA inspection in 2025, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

In 2024, Atmore Medicaid providers claimed $102,056 for Medicine Services and Procedures—a 10.3% rise from the prior year.

Medicaid spending for Medicine Services and Procedures in Brewton increased by 20.3% in 2024, signaling shifts in usage and reimbursement trends.

Medicaid payments for Radiology Procedures in Grove Hill rose 51.4% in 2024, signaling shifts in local utilization and reimbursement trends.

Georgiana saw a 614% rise in Medicaid payments linked to the Evaluation and Management category in 2024, evidencing shifts in utilization and reimbursement trends.

Medicaid payments in Luverne tied to the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies category rose 39.6% in 2024, signaling shifts in service usage and payment trends.

Medicaid expenditures for Procedures / Professional Services climbed by 12.3% in Opp during 2024, signaling shifts in health care utilization and reimbursement locally.

Medicaid payments for Evaluation and Management services in Flomaton increased 1.4% to $593 in 2024, highlighting changes in usage and reimbursement structure.

Medicaid payments for Evaluation and Management services in Millry increased by 188% in 2024, indicating shifts in how care is delivered and reimbursed.

In 2024, East Brewton Medicaid providers billed $120,303 for Medicine Services and Procedures, reflecting a 2.2% rise from the prior year.

In 2024, Thomasville Medicaid providers received at least $2,729 for care tied to HCPCS codes specifically linked to COVID-19, with 75.1% of such claims having occurred during the main pandemic…

In 2024, Medicaid providers in Jackson billed at least $678 for health services using HCPCS codes tied to COVID-19 care, with 83.3% of total virus-related billing having occurred during the…

Providers in Luverne charged no less than $3,231 to Medicaid in 2024 for services directly linked to COVID-19 through designated HCPCS codes, with 34.2% of related billing attributed to the…

Rep. Barry Moore marked Labor Day with a message recognizing American workers and responded positively to President Biden’s announcement about relocating Space Command to Alabama.

U.S. Congressman Rep. Barry Moore used social media between August 29-31, 2025 to discuss federal spending cuts under President Trump and highlight new legislation benefiting Alabamians.

Rep. Barry Moore used his X account between August 25-27, 2025 to express support for former President Trump, comment on Cracker Barrel, and offer prayers following a Minneapolis shooting.

Rep. Barry Moore posted on social media between August 22-24 about agricultural policy successes under President Trump, celebrated college football’s return, and shared a Bible verse with followers.

Rep. Barry Moore addressed recent legal news concerning former President Donald Trump and highlighted National Fentanyl Awareness Day through social media posts dated August 21-22, 2025.

Rep. Barry Moore published a series of posts between August 18-20, 2025 expressing strong support for President Trump’s approach to both global peace efforts and public safety measures domestically.

U.S. Congressman Rep. Barry Moore used his social media accounts on August 16 and August 17 to endorse former President Trump’s leadership and legislative agenda while also sharing a biblical…

U.S. Representative Barry Moore used his X account on August 10-11, 2025 to express continued support for President Trump and share a religious passage.

U.S. Congressman Rep. Barry Moore shared views on legislative actions by Texas Democrats and paid tribute to Purple Heart recipients in recent posts dated August 6-8, 2025.