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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, more than 524,000 Coloradans and 10 million Americans have lost their Medicaid coverage nationwide since the end of the Public Health Emergency in May 2023. The loss of coverage...

Data released by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services after demands by Democrats in the Legislature show that Montanans are losing Medicaid health insurance at a rate higher than expected, and many of those people are children and Native Americans. Moreover, the report shows that majority of Montanans losing health coverage is […] The post Montanans losing insurance much faster than anticipated appeared first on Daily Montanan.

BRG’s 2023 Medicaid Policy Review focuses on recent Medicaid initiatives addressing the nonmedical factors affecting beneficiaries’ well-being. In…

On Tuesday, January 16, 2024, Governor Kathy Hochul released the SFY 2025 New York State Executive Budget (“Executive Budget”). While still subject to legislative approval, the...

Relying on an option established in 1997, 24 states currently provide one-year continuous enrollment (CE) to children in Medicaid or CHIP (or in both programs).

Disruptions in Medicaid coverage, and losing coverage altogether despite remaining eligible, are common occurrences for individuals enrolled in Medicaid. These disruptions...

FSSA officials believe between 375,000 and 500,000 Indiana Medicaid recipients no longer qualify for Medicaid coverage.

/PRNewswire/ -- March of Dimes, the leading organization fighting for the health of all moms and babies, today responded to Congress passing an omnibus...

Applauds Major Policy Improvements to Address Maternal and Childrens Health Care and Put in Place New Protections for Pregnant WorkersARLINGTON, ...

/PRNewswire/ -- March of Dimes, the leading organization fighting for the health of all moms and babies, today responded to Congress passing an omnibus...