Medicaid

Nevada Health Link, the state's health insurance exchange, sent alerts to the tens of thousands of residents no longer eligible.

As the United States looks to reform its Medicaid and Medicare programs, lawmakers have proposed several updates to the healthcare options.

The state plans to remove some of its largest nonprofit children's health plans from Medicaid.

At least 19.6 million Medicaid enrollees were taken off their plans, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation report.

According to a Kaiser Family Foundation report, 1.4 million New Yorkers were taken off Medicaid coverage.

In the state, only 2.8 million enrollees were re-approved for the government health coverage, according to a report from the Kaiser Family Foundation.

In California, 1.6 million residents had their Medicaid policies ended, while 6.1 million continued their coverage after the unwinding period.

The Texas governor urged Joe Biden to "abandon his new Medicaid policies" and warned they could "devastate the safety net for elderly and disabled adults."

Texas kicked off 2.1 million Medicaid enrollees and kept on 1.9 million.

Many Americans may soon lose access to certain life-saving medicines because of a well-intentioned, but poorly designed, regulatory change that federal officials seem intent on advancing.

A North Carolina hospital is in danger of losing Medicare and Medicaid funding is it does not correct a number of standards violations.

After continuous coverage during the coronavirus pandemic ended, 70 percent of renewal applications have been rejected due to problems with paperwork.

Three of the largest inhaler manufacturers have already said they'd be capping inhaler co-pays at $35 monthly.

A group of U.S. senators has proposed a new law to integrate the two plans in a more seamless program.

Seniors saw a significant boost in Social Security benefits last year, but some have been left out of pocket by the cost-of-living adjustment.

A Republican state senator in Missouri has proposed an amendment seeking to bar women who have had an abortion from receiving Medicaid coverage.

The state sued the Biden administration on Friday in an effort to win back "stolen implementation time" from Georgia Pathways to Coverage.

Benefit claimants in Florida have complained about a new system that caused them to lose access to Medicaid and SNAP.

Let's reauthorize these life-saving programs and give Americans the support they need to survive.

Democrats still have total issue ownership of health care, and the idea that it is going to be a strength next year for former President Donald Trump and the Republicans is impossible.

New House Speaker Mike Johnson now faces scrutiny over past claims that entitlements threaten U.S. government stability.

Medicaid expansion is set to begin on December 1, state Governor Roy Cooper announced.

The proposed Medicaid for Every Child Act would automatically enroll every child in the federal health insurance program at birth.

Millions of Americans are losing health coverage they may otherwise be eligible for. Democrats want Biden to act to stop it.

Over one million people have lost their Medicaid coverage since the public health emergency provision has ended—make sure you don't lose access.

The truth is that health care is big business, and the primary goal is not necessarily the best patient outcomes.

With today's hyper-partisan politics, it's easy to lose hope that compromise can overcome our biggest challenges. But if six years as a Democratic governor with a Republican legislature has taught me anything, it's that persistence and old fashioned coalition building still matter.

Since 2022, seven states have instituted full abortion bans without extending postpartum Medicaid—a combination experts believe will be deadly for new mothers.

When it comes to a budget showdown in Washington, facts rarely get in the way of a good sound bite, and the reality of what drives our debt and deficits matters far less than the political reality of the parties involved in the debate.

Medicaid is currently required to cover pregnancy-related care for only up to 60 days after birth. This often leads to a maternal coverage gap. Medicaid income eligibility levels for parents can be lower than those for pregnant women, leaving many parents uninsured if they cannot pay for other health insurance through the health insurance marketplace.