Medicaid

How Health Care Cuts Could Undermine Local Solutions to Rural Doctor Shortages

How Health Care Cuts Could Undermine Local Solutions to Rural Doctor Shortages

Olivia Owlett is a dedicated resident in her first year of a family medicine program in Northern California. She chose ... Read more

Grand Junction Free Clinic Braces for Incoming Patients Amid Surge of Healthcare Changes

Grand Junction Free Clinic Braces for Incoming Patients Amid Surge of Healthcare Changes

Used equipment and a wealth of medical experience make the Good Samaritan Clinic in Grand Junction a vital resource for ... Read more

House Republicans Urge Colorado to Release Vital Health Care and Medicaid Data: What’s at Stake for Residents?

House Republicans Urge Colorado to Release Vital Health Care and Medicaid Data: What’s at Stake for Residents?

Congressional Republicans are pressing Colorado for details about its spending on Medicaid for undocumented individuals since 2019. A letter from ... Read more

Unpacking the Reluctance: Why Health Leaders Are Wary of Embracing AI

Unpacking the Reluctance: Why Health Leaders Are Wary of Embracing AI

AI is a hot topic in healthcare, and recent surveys show that many healthcare leaders are excited yet cautious about ... Read more

How Churn Impacts the Health of Americans: Understanding the Risks and Solutions

How Churn Impacts the Health of Americans: Understanding the Risks and Solutions

In the U.S., there’s an alarming issue that’s often overlooked: churn in health insurance. This isn’t a physical ailment but ... Read more

Combatting the National Crisis: How Health Care Groups Are Fighting Elder Homelessness

Combatting the National Crisis: How Health Care Groups Are Fighting Elder Homelessness

Elder Housing Challenges: Finding Stability for Seniors At 82, Roberta Rabinovitz faced a harsh reality: she had nowhere to call ... Read more

Celebrating 60 Years of Medicare and Medicaid: Insights from KFF Health News’ ‘What The Health?’

Celebrating 60 Years of Medicare and Medicaid: Insights from KFF Health News’ ‘What The Health?’

On July 30, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson made history by signing the laws that created Medicare and Medicaid. Fast ... Read more

Amid Federal Health Changes, Oregon Experts Assure: Medicare Coverage Remains Stable for the Future

Amid Federal Health Changes, Oregon Experts Assure: Medicare Coverage Remains Stable for the Future

Health care advocates in Oregon are overwhelmed with inquiries from people eager to grasp the implications of recent federal law ... Read more

California Cuts 900,000 from Health Care Coverage: What It Means for You and Your Family

California Cuts 900,000 from Health Care Coverage: What It Means for You and Your Family

Over the past two years, California has seen a steep drop in Medicaid enrollment. According to KFF, a health policy ... Read more

Brace Yourself: The Red Wave of Health Care Transformation is Here!

Brace Yourself: The Red Wave of Health Care Transformation is Here!

It sounds like a grand idea—offer tax cuts upfront, but push painful changes to later. This is the approach behind ... Read more