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When Medicaid expansion might have saved a mother's life - Vimarsana News

When Medicaid expansion might have saved a mother's life

“Routine healthcare could have saved her life, and she’d be with me and my daughter today,” daughter says.

Source: yahoo.com
Gov. launches tour to rally Kansans for Medicaid expansion - Vimarsana News

Gov. launches tour to rally Kansans for Medicaid expansion

WINFIELD – On Wednesday, outside William Newton Hospital, Govern

'I refuse to give up on this fight:' Laura Kelly reignites battle over Medicaid expansion - Vimarsana News

'I refuse to give up on this fight:' Laura Kelly reignites battle over Medicaid expansion

The fight over who should get Kansas Medicaid benefits is back on. Governor Laura Kelly kicked off a statewide lobbying tour with the announcement that Medicaid expansion is her number one priority th

Source: kake.com
'The cancer lottery' meant this Kansas woman qualified for Medicaid, but not her mother – The Lawrence Times - Vimarsana News

'The cancer lottery' meant this Kansas woman qualified for Medicaid, but not her mother – The Lawrence Times

An early detection program provides breast and cervical cancer screening and treatment to uninsured people. Yet potentially hundreds of other Kansans diagnosed with other types of cancer remain without coverage.

'The cancer lottery' meant this Kansas woman qualified for Medicaid, but not her mother - Vimarsana News

'The cancer lottery' meant this Kansas woman qualified for Medicaid, but not her mother

An early detection program provides breast and cervical cancer screening and treatment to uninsured people. Yet potentially hundreds of other Kansans diagnosed with other types of cancer remain without coverage.

Source: kmuw.org