Legionnaires' disease kills four in N.Y.; A new charity hospital opens in New Orleans;

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> Legionnaires' disease, "once the greatest epidemiological puzzle of the century," has killed four in New York and health officials are still mystified by the deadly illness, The Washington Post reported. Article

> University Medical Center New Orleans opened last Saturday, providing the Big Easy with a full-scale charity hospital 10 years after Hurricane Katrina, according to The Washington Post. Article

> The transfer of Saint Clare's Health Systems from Catholic Health Initiatives to Prime Healthcare Services has been delayed until late summer or early fall, the New Jersey Herald reported. Article

Health Payer News

> Sixty-eight percent of previously uninsured California residents now have coverage, up from 58 percent after the first open enrollment period in the spring of 2014, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis. Article

> The rise of public health insurance exchanges has ramped up Americans' engagement with their health plans, signaling an opportunity for insurers who are able to adapt to a more consumer-centric market, according to a new report from Deloitte. Article

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