After 1 year, Medicaid expansion in North Carolina nears its enrollment goal
Enrollment in North Carolina’s new Medicaid coverage for low-income adults has nearly reached the state’s goal of 600,000 in ...
9 states poised to end coverage for millions if Trump cuts Medicaid funding
About 3.7 million people are at immediate risk of losing health coverage should the federal government cut funding for ...
Georgia's work requirement slows processing of applications for Medicaid, food stamps
Georgia's ability to process applications for Medicaid and other public benefits has lagged since the launch of Gov. Brian ...
Letters to the Editor: How work requirements for Medicaid patients would cost all of us
Venice Family Clinic's CEO warns that adding work requirements to Medicaid could clog emergency rooms and make patients ...
House Republican: ‘Hard decisions’ needed on Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare
Rep. Rich McCormick (R-Ga.) said Tuesday that lawmakers will ultimately face tough choices on spending in next year’s unified ...
Colorado Springs man pleads guilty to Medicaid fraud
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office said a man who pled guilty to felony Medicaid fraud in October was sentenced on ...
If Trump makes cuts to Medicaid, Texas officials could seize the opportunity to further slash the program
State leaders have shown a decadeslong antipathy toward the health insurance program. If Trump makes severe reductions, it’s ...
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How Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Play Out in California
With Trump preparing to reenter the White House, bolstered by Republican majorities in both houses of Congress, expectations ...
Colorado Springs man sentenced for felony Medicaid fraud
After pleading guilty to felony Medicaid fraud in October, 57-year-old Gulong Craft of Colorado Springs was sentenced to ...
Nebraska DHHS probes Medicaid service for autistic youths as costs escalate
Driving the surge is a combination of factors, he said, including pay rate increases to service providers. The Nebraska ...
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Local man sentenced for illegally billing Medicaid to people with developmental disabilities
A Colorado Springs man who pleaded guilty to Medicaid fraud in October has been sentenced to eight years of probation, according to Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser.
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Medicaid Threats in the Upcoming Congress
Deeply damaging health coverage proposals recently advanced by Republican congressional leaders and conservative think tanks ...