#medicaid

#medicaid

Republicans in Congress are proposing significant cuts to Medicaid, impacting millions of beneficiaries.

House Republicans propose $2 trillion in cuts to essential programs while offering tax breaks mostly benefiting the wealthy.

Bannon warned Trump and Musk that cutting Medicaid is complex and needs clear plans, particularly to address the $1.8 trillion deficit.

House Republicans' budget draft proposes significant cuts to Medicaid, risking benefits for millions as part of a larger spending reduction strategy.

Daphne Young faces challenges navigating Georgia's strict Medicaid eligibility due to her income and health conditions, turning to the new Georgia Pathways to Coverage.

Trump's decision on ACA subsidies will impact health insurance costs and access for millions of Americans, particularly low- and middle-income families.

Republican proposals to cut Medicaid funding could reverse recent gains in enrollment and increase the number of uninsured Americans.

Trump's potential presidency could significantly impact healthcare for 45 million Americans, with promises to change the Affordable Care Act yet lacking specifics.

The future of CalAIM, a key policy for connecting health and housing services in California, depends on federal support, which is uncertain.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services despite significant opposition.

Questions loom regarding Medicare, Medicaid, and potential spending cuts under Kennedy’s leadership.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. displayed a concerning lack of understanding about Medicare and Medicaid during his confirmation hearing for HHS secretary.

Medicaid work requirements could jeopardize coverage for millions while aiming to reduce federal spending.

The majority of Americans have a favorable opinion of Medicaid, contradicting claims made by HHS nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his confirmation hearings.

Russell T. Vought supports implementing work requirements for Medicaid recipients, signaling a potential overhaul of the American safety net under Trump.

Medicare and Medicaid are expanding access to anti-obesity drugs, addressing a significant barrier in treating obesity for millions of Americans.

Biden administration proposes Medicare and Medicaid coverage for obesity medications, allowing millions more Americans to access treatment for obesity.

Millions of Americans with obesity may soon have weight-loss drugs like Wegovy or Ozempic covered by Medicare or Medicaid under a new Biden administration rule.

Dr. Mehmet Oz was appointed to oversee health insurance programs, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce waste in U.S. healthcare spending.

The Biden administration aims to expand Medicare and Medicaid coverage to include obesity drugs, addressing outdated legislative exclusions.

President-elect Trump's nomination of Dr. Oz to lead CMS could signify major reforms in Medicare and Medicaid programs.

California joins coalition to challenge funding freeze on federal programs.

Federal memo proposes spending pause, raising concerns over Medicaid and food stamp impact.

The White House is pausing federal grants and loans to align funding with presidential priorities.

Republicans, empowered by Congress, may attempt to cut Medicaid funding again, with significant implications for California's healthcare system.

Federal health funding is experiencing delays, affecting multiple organizations and state Medicaid programs following a White House funding freeze.

Congress is considering significant cuts to Medicaid to fund President Trump's priorities, despite his previous statements against such cuts.

Georgia's Medicaid expansion is struggling to meet enrollment targets due to complex work requirements and confused participants.

Texas has the highest uninsured rate in the U.S. and urgent outreach is needed for enrollment.

Bobby Kennedy Jr. attributed a 60% increase in Medicaid costs to an influx of low-income patients during Joe Biden's presidency.

Medicaid patients face greater telehealth barriers post-COVID than privately insured patients, exacerbating access disparities for opioid use disorder treatment.

Housing and food insecurity notably worsened for Medicaid and Medicare recipients in Oregon during COVID-19, despite government support.

The Supreme Court is reviewing South Carolina's decision to terminate Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood based on its provision of abortion services.

The Supreme Court case Kerr v. Planned Parenthood could significantly restrict Medicaid funding for essential women's healthcare services, affecting millions.

The Supreme Court will evaluate Medicaid beneficiaries' right to choose providers amidst South Carolina's disqualification of Planned Parenthood for non-abortion services.

Supreme Court to review South Carolina's Medicaid funding decision impacting Planned Parenthood amidst ongoing abortion debates.

The Biden administration aims to provide free weight loss drugs to low-income individuals and retirees to combat obesity.

The closure of obstetric services poses serious risks to maternal health, particularly for uninsured and Medicaid patients.

Georgia's Medicaid work-requirement program has significantly underperformed expectations with only 5% enrollment, highlighting strict requirements and enrollment challenges.

Democratic senators demand federal investigation into Georgia's Medicaid work requirement program due to high costs and low enrollment.

Program spends the majority of funds on administration, leaving many eligible residents without coverage.

Many new mothers in Florida are losing Medicaid coverage despite eligibility.

Deloitte Consulting's failure with Florida's Medicaid system may jeopardize mothers and children's health.

UnitedHealth Group is limiting access to critical autism therapy, impacting vulnerable families.

Covered California provides affordable health insurance options, with two-thirds of its enrollees paying $10 or less monthly.

Over 3 million New Yorkers earn too much to qualify for taxpayer-supported health coverage, leading to $20 billion in excess spending.

New York's Medicaid and Essential Plan have expanded at the expense of private insurance, increasing overall healthcare costs for families.

Rep. Ritchie Torres calls for investigation into Governor Hochul's administration regarding alleged rigging of a $9 billion Medicaid program contract.

Government health plans overwhelmingly dominate coverage for weight-loss drugs, covering over 52 million Americans compared to about 24 million in private plans.

Medicaid work requirements significantly affected coverage for many recipients, increasing vulnerability for health and financial stability.

Medicaid and health systems are increasingly investing in addressing homelessness, potentially impacting traditional governance and funding structures.

CARE courts are inadequate solutions for homelessness, which is deeply rooted in complex issues like mental health and substance abuse.

Deloitte's Medicaid systems are error-prone, impacting millions' access to essential benefits, and costly to fix, causing significant delays in necessary updates.

North Carolina has begun covering new obesity medications for its poorest residents under Medicaid, highlighting a progressive approach to health equity.

Oregon's Medicaid plan introduces rental assistance for low-income residents facing medical crises to prevent homelessness and support health.