Get a job or lose Medicaid? Arkansas and Georgia show it's not that simple.
Arkansas and Georgia both imposed job requirements for Medicaid recipients. Advocates said the programs added red tape and ...
Georgia Touts Its Medicaid Experiment as a Success. The Numbers Tell a Different Story.
Only 6,500 participants have enrolled in a program that has cost taxpayers more than $86 million — a warning for other states ...
Medicaid insures 1 in 5 Americans. This is how the GOP budget could impact coverage.
The House's budget resolution seeks $2 trillion in federal savings. If the Senate adopts the resolution, lawmaker could target Medicaid savings.
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How would Louisiana be impacted by potential Medicaid cuts?
Louisiana’s reliance on federal funds for half of the state budget leaves it vulnerable as President Donald Trump and ...
New bill aims to track Medicaid Home and community-based services
The National Domestic Workers Alliance met at the Capitol to push for Georgia lawmakers to pass Georgia's direct care ...
Advocates push for Medicaid expansion in holdout Alabama
Advocates have gathered at the Alabama Statehouse to urge lawmakers to reconsider their long-held reluctance to expand ...
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Get a job or lose Medicaid? Arkansas and Georgia show it's not that simple.
Georgia is one of 10 states that didn't expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. In 2019, the Trump administration approved Georgia Pathways to Coverage program to extend Medicaid coverage ...
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Georgia Touts Its Medicaid Experiment as a Success. The Numbers Tell a Different Story.
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Georgia Removes 500,000 People From Health Care Plan
Over half a million Georgians have lost coverage due to the nationwide "unwinding" process that began after the COVID ...
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Ossoff says cuts to Medicaid could impact rural hospitals
Senator Jon Ossoff warned cuts to Medicaid could also risk the closing of rural hospitals, as about 11 percent of hospitals’ incomes in Georgia come from Medicaid funding.