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Montana's Medicaid expansion renewal in Senate's hands after House greenlights proposal
Great Falls, describes Montana Medicaid expansion in its current form as a program that "gets people healthy, unaddicted and ...
KPBS2d
Why many Republicans think shrinking Medicaid will make it better
Republicans' proposals to change the public health insurance program for low-income and disabled Americans could amount to ...
Traditional healing is close to becoming a covered Medicaid benefit in Arizona
Arizona's Medicaid program is called the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, or AHCCCS (pronounced "access"). It is ...
Medicaid expansion in Georgia drawing interest from long-opposed Republicans
Proponents argue expansion would provide healthcare to over 200,000 uninsured Georgians and financially aid struggling rural ...
Pacific Daily News13d
Applying or renewing SNAP, Medicaid, MIP? In-person appointments now required again
Effective Feb. 3, existing public assistance customers and new applicants will be scheduled for in-person interviews to renew ...
Medicaid Access Could Be Expanded For 150,000 Americans
State Governor Laura Kelly has announced that the Healthcare Access for Working Kansans Act has been introduced.
Opinion
Medicaid cuts are a war on the poor
As a surgeon dedicated to serving the underserved, I know Medicaid is a lifeline for millions of Americans. The GOP trifecta in Washington has Medicaid in ...
McLeod, 12 other counties might form own health plan
How can employers bring a halt to double-digit annual increases in health insurance costs? For more than a dozen Minnesota ...
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17000, Non-Waiver Community First Choice
17000, Non-Waiver Community First Choice Revision 25-1; Effective Feb. 7, 2025 ...
Program to erase medical debt in Wayne Co. shows insured workers may be struggling most
Most of the medical debt didn't belong to the poorest patients, but rather insured people in the middle and lower-middle ...
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An HKS scholar explores options for the U.S. health insurance system under Trump
Mark Shepard, a Harvard Kennedy School expert, looks at the crossroads facing the American health insurance system, a patched ...
New Study Published in JAMA Network Open Finds Procedural Prescription Denials Can Increase Acute Care Utilization and Spending in Medicaid
A new study published in JAMA Network Open has found that while procedural prescription denials curb immediate drug costs, some denials result in increased acute care utilization and costs, which ...