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Uprise RI is Rhode Island's political advocate, covering issues of government, policing, consumer rights, and business.

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upriseri.com > article > menopause-is-missing-from-ri-prison-policy

RI Prison Policy Omits Menopause Care, Report Finds

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (865+ words) A Prison Policy Initiative review published September 1 found menopause mentioned in only 10 states' public prison documents, and classified Rhode Island as having no menopause-specific policy language. RIDOC's public gynecological care policy, effective in 2020, screens for menstrual history but does not…...

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upriseri.com > article > kids-flee-youth-treatment-centers-whos-watching

Youth Treatment Center Abuse Probe: The Rhode Island Angle

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (789+ words) Uprise RI Kids Flee Youth Treatment Centers. Who's Watching? A new Marshall Project investigation into an Ohio youth residential treatment center lands alongside federal findings that state oversight of such facilities is fragmented — and Rhode Island's own records show regulators…...

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upriseri.com > article > the-budget-math-standing-between-you-and-care

RI Prior Authorization Ban Tests What Congress Won't

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (366+ words) A new report argues federal budget scoring rules — not public opposition — stalled bipartisan prior authorization reform in Congress. Rhode Island stopped waiting and launched its own three-year ban for primary care orders. Rhode Islanders whose treatment gets delayed or denied…...