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and harry b. helmsley charitable trust is the lead funder of this initiative... mercy medical center recently got a check for 105-thousand dollars to help implement mission: lifeline. statewide... about 4 and a half million dollars have been given to hospitals and ems squads. but, each piece of equipment to perform and send about $30,000 ... the hope is to eventually equip all 900 servies in iowa with the same technology. lukas: although approved by the federal government this week..... iowa's privatized medicaid plan doesnt begin until april first. but that isn't helping those who still have questions about their service and coverage. and as our bria bell found out includes parents of children who attend therapy for developemntal needs .. " the bad things is everyone knows the same amount of information right now which is basically nothing," says hindman. many parents who's children visit therapy station for developmental issues are covered by medicaid, but with the states new updates their coverage could change. the federal government extended iowa's new medica