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Under its still-pending application waiver, Pennsylvania would suspend Medicaid coverage during incarceration instead of terminating it. The post Many states are eager to extend Medicaid to people soon to be released from prison appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.

A new policy that allows states to provide Medicaid health care coverage to incarcerated people at least a month prior to their release has drawn bipartisan interest and a slew of state applications. Federal policy has long prohibited Medicaid spending on people who are incarcerated in jails or prisons, except for hospitalization. As a result, […] The post Many states are eager to extend Medicaid to people soon to be released from prison appeared first on Maine Morning Star.

By Grade 2, Avery Hopkins was reading at a university level. Her parents knew she was different. They just didn’t know how different.

A new policy that allows states to provide Medicaid health care coverage to incarcerated people at least a month prior to their release has drawn bipartisan interest and a slew of state applications. Federal policy has long prohibited Medicaid spending on people who are incarcerated in jails or prisons, except for hospitalization. As a result, […] The post Many states are eager to extend Medicaid to people soon to be released from prison appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.

A new policy that allows states to provide Medicaid coverage to incarcerated people at least a month prior to their release has drawn a slew of state applications.

A new policy that allows states to provide Medicaid health care coverage to incarcerated people at least a month prior to their release has drawn bipartisan interest and a slew of state applications. Federal policy has long prohibited Medicaid spending on people who are incarcerated in jails or prisons, except for hospitalization. As a result, […] The post Many states are eager to extend Medicaid to people soon to be released from prison appeared first on Rhode Island Current.

A new policy that allows states to provide Medicaid health care coverage to incarcerated people at least a month prior to their release has drawn bipartisan interest and a slew of state applications. Federal policy has long prohibited Medicaid spending on people who are incarcerated in jails or prisons, except for hospitalization. As a result, […] The post Many states are eager to extend Medicaid to people soon to be released from prison appeared first on Stateline.

Recent data from Leon County Schools shows increasing numbers of students experiencing homelessness. How this is playing out in one school and a look at the community effort helping meet these needs.

LifeWorks at WKU accepted Tuesday a $4.4 million transfusion of state funds to expand services offered to young adults with autism.

It is critically important that our entire community better understand autism, the challenges facing individuals with learning differences and neurodiversity — and reassure those individuals and their families they are not alone.