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2026-10-19 Rural Maternity and Obstetrics Management Strategies Program Data Collection HHS/HRSA HRSA is substantially revising data collection for its Rural Maternity and Obstetrics Management Strategies (RMOMS) grant program, which supports maternal and obstetric care in rural communities. The revised collection would shift from annual aggregate reporting to twice-yearly patient-level data, while reducing the number of measures from 34 to about 25 and reorganizing them around demographics, prenatal care and pregnancy, labor and delivery, postpartum care, health conditions and behaviors, and support services. Healthcare
2026-10-19 Benefit Timeliness and Quality DOL DOL is revising an unemployment-insurance quality-review report to add and clarify codes used to categorize nonmonetary eligibility decisions, including separate codes for noncitizen eligibility and availability issues. The changes are intended to align the quality-review data with separate revisions to states’ unemployment-insurance reporting and do not add the demographic data collection proposed for that related reporting system. Labor/Employment
2026-10-20 OPM and SSA Data Matching Program OPM OPM is re-establishing a data-matching program with the Social Security Administration to check whether certain federal retirees and survivors remain eligible for benefits that are subject to earnings limits. OPM will send identifying information, including names, Social Security numbers, and dates of birth, to SSA, which will return wage and self-employment income, employer information, and a death indicator when applicable. The match covers certain disability retirees, disabled adult-child survivors, FERS annuity-supplement recipients, and CSRS discontinued-service retirees. Data Sharing
2026-10-27 Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) benefits OPM OPM is re-establishing a data-sharing agreement with the Social Security Administration to match certain FERS disability and survivor annuitants against Social Security benefit records. OPM will use the results to determine eligibility for federal retirement benefits and calculate statutory offsets based on Social Security payments. Data Sharing
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