Amid Medicaid ‘unwinding,’ many states wind up expanding
While more than 25 million Americans have lost Medicaid coverage during the Medicaid “unwinding,” many also gained coverage.
Health Affairs2d
Medicaid Unwinding Highlights Need For Stronger Federal Oversight To Protect Children’s Coverage
No child should be disenrolled from, or not enrolled in, the coverage to which they are entitled due to faulty systems and ...
Medicaid expansion cost $1 trillion, double the estimate — Harris would make it worse
New research found that Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion cost more than $1 trillion over the past 10 years — an unaffordable ...
Caroleene Dobson: Alabama should explore Medicaid expansion to solve rural hospital crisis
We cannot expect people to move to rural America and take the jobs that we need to develop resources ... if there isn’t ...
Medicaid expansion in Wisconsin could reduce state health care spending: Report
Expanding Medicaid coverage in Wisconsin would lower the state’s spending on Medicaid but could adversely impact some ...
Where do Figures, Dobson stand on expanding Medicaid, saving Alabama’s rural hospitals?
“Because if Medicaid had been expanded, that hospital in Union Springs would still be open. Thomasville would still be open.
Texas judge halts $116 billion Medicaid proposal that could affect 1.8 million
A state judge Friday halted a $116 billion Medicaid contract proposal that would have excluded three Texas children’s hospital plans — including one run by Cook Children’s Hospital in Fort Worth — and ...
Landry boosts Medicaid payments to political donor’s hospitals, despite warning of health cuts
Republican Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration unilaterally increased Medicaid payments this month by $22 million to seven ...
After losing KanCare bid, Aetna loses lawsuit over Kansas Medicaid contracts
A Shawnee County judge denied a petition from health insurance company Aetna challenging the new Kansas Medicaid contracts ...
Atlanta Journal-Constitution1d
Georgia didn’t expand Medicaid under Obamacare. Yes, you’re still paying for it
Georgia taxpayers contribute to the federal treasury, so Georgia taxpayers are helping pay for other states’ Medicaid expansion costs even though Georgians don't benefit.
coloradosun3d
Jobs, programs are cut at two Colorado mental health centers amid Medicaid “unwind”
WellPower is slashing a virtual therapy program and part of its co-responder unit, while Jefferson Center cuts 25 jobs ...
East Idaho News2d
New mental health clinic in Rexburg accepts Medicaid and Medicare
Rexburg’s new mental health clinic is working to help those with unmet needs in the community. East Idaho Mental Health at ...