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1 in 8 enrollees exited Medicaid during redeterminations in 4 Southern states: study | Healthcare Dive
Texas Gov Says Medicaid Changes To Stop Fraud Would Mean Texas Would Get Less Money
Medicaid might be a taxpayer-funded health program for the poor, but that doesn't mean others aren't getting rich off of it — including employees of a company Ohio is suing on antitrust grounds.
Georgia Medicaid Program With Work Requirement Projected To Enroll Up To 100K People Has Signed Only 265 Thus Far.
A new report from the Elevance Health Public Policy Institute shows that Medicare Advantage enrollees who use supplemental benefits are more likely to live in areas with fewer resources.
Georgia is set to become the only state in the country to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients, and the success or failure of its plan could be a test case for other states that are planning ahead for the next Republican White House.
Supreme Court rules for nursing home patient's family, declines to limit civil rights lawsuits
DeSantis wants to 'make America Florida.' That could mean many more uninsured. As states like California work to insure more low-income people, Florida is one of a few still rejecting federal Obamacare money to expand Medicaid.
Seniors on Medicaid are getting evicted from assisted-living homes - Residents who drained their nest eggs to cover private-pay rates have been evicted after turning to Medicaid to pay their bills.
Private Health Care Companies Are Eating the American Economy - A new report from Wendell Potter at the Center for Health and Democracy examines just how the private insurance market makes its money—and how American health care is worse off for it.
In Tennessee, a Medicaid mix-up could land you on a 'most wanted' list - Medicaid enrollment swelled during the pandemic. And some states are being especially aggressive at policing their rolls.