Janesville Gazette19h
Georgia health plan would not cover gender-affirming care under bill that clears Senate
The latest in a series of bills aimed at transgender people cleared the Georgia Senate on Tuesday, marking the first time the state Legislature has moved to restrict ...
Mother Jones1d
I Was Diagnosed With Cancer. Georgia’s Medicaid Restrictions Will Kill Me.
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
SNAP fraud continues in Georgia, leaving families struggling to make ends meet months after reimbursement deadline passed
Hours after the Putnals received February 5 deposit, they said their balance was nearly wiped out; this wasn’t the first time ...
Gainesville's Regional Transit System fare-free program to require ID cards beginning March 1
The city announced the change in October to help reduce fraud and to address budget constraints due to reductions in federal, ...
WSB-TV6d
How Georgia's unbanked population compares to the rest of the US
Most financial experts agree that the best time to start using a credit card is 18, as long as one is equipped with ...
kffhealthnews6d
Biden Rule Cleared Hurdles to Lifesaving HIV Drug, but in Georgia Barriers Remain
A new rule requires insurers to improve coverage of PrEP, which can prevent HIV, but Georgians face challenges getting the ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities7d
Medicaid Work Requirements Could Put 36 Million People at Risk of Losing Health Coverage
[11] Georgia, one of ten states that has not adopted the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) Medicaid expansion, is the latest state to apply Medicaid work requirements. Unlike other states that added work ...
Hosted on MSN7d
Georgians impacted after U.S. government announces they will not reimburse stolen SNAP benefits
Georgians who receive food stamps or SNAP benefits every month are being impacted by hackers who are using those benefits ...
Chattanooga Times Free Press11d
Handful of rural Georgia Republicans join Democrats to give full Medicaid expansion another go
A handful of Senate Republicans from rural Georgia have signed onto a new bipartisan attempt to fully expand Medicaid through ...
Times-Georgian12d
More than 1.5M enroll in Ga. health care exchange
More than 1.5 million Georgians enrolled in the state's new health care exchange, Insurance Commissioner John King said.
Yahoo14d
State senators, introduce bipartisan effort to expand Medicaid in Georgia
With the Georgia legislative session getting into full swing, four Republican senators signed on as co-sponsors for a state expansion of Medicaid. The senators, Billy Hickman of Statesboro ...