Medicaid
New Year, Same Health Battles: Insights from KFF Health News on Staying Informed and Prepared
Congress is back in session, facing a big decision: whether to extend pandemic-related financial help for health insurance under the ... Read more
“Unlocking $208 Million: Louisiana’s Vision for Transforming Rural Health Care with Federal Funds”
Louisiana is gearing up to tap into $1 billion in federal funding for rural health care over the next five ... Read more
Oregon Health Plan: Staying in Network with Salem Health Through 2026—What It Means for You!
Salem Health and PacificSource are set to extend their partnership, allowing patients on the Oregon Health Plan to continue receiving ... Read more
Affordable Health Care Takes Center Stage: What to Expect in January’s Legislative Battle
When Congress reconvenes in January, health care policy will be a major focus. Rising insurance premiums are impacting millions of ... Read more
How an Innovative Incentive Program is Boosting Children’s Health in Hawaiʻi | Maui Now
Families in Hawaiʻi have a unique opportunity to earn $50 for each child who completes a well-child exam. This incentive ... Read more
Why Wisconsin Must Take Charge of Health Care Reform Without Waiting for Washington
Republican state Sen. Mary Felzkowski voiced her frustration about stalled health care legislation as the new year approaches. In a ... Read more
Navigating New Medicaid Work Rules: What Enrollees and States Need to Know
Medicaid, a crucial safety net for millions of Americans, is facing major changes. By January 1, 2027, 42 states must ... Read more
Urgent Alert: 100,000 Alabamians at Risk of Losing Health Insurance Overnight—What You Need to Know!
Concerns Over Rural Healthcare in Alabama In Wilcox County, Alabama, hospital leaders and Congresswoman Terri Sewell are raising alarms about ... Read more
North Carolina’s Maternal and Infant Health Crisis: Why a D+ from March of Dimes Signals Urgent Change Needed
Since UNC Health Chatham’s Maternity Care Center opened in September 2020, it has welcomed 850 new babies. Uniquely, the center ... Read more
Colorado’s Uninsured Rates Remain Constant Amid Significant Medicaid Decline: What You Need to Know
The percentage of uninsured people in Colorado has remained stable recently, according to a survey released on Wednesday. The latest ... Read more
