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This federal Medicaid policy ended on March 31, 2023, and April 1, 2024 marked one year since New Hampshire began disenrolling Medicaid recipients after this provision expired. Since the end of this policy, total Medicaid enrollment across the state has declined by 26.7 percent, with notable differences among children, working-age adults with low incomes, and individuals experiencing disabilities. Despite this sharp decline, total Medicaid enrollment remains higher than before the pandemic.

AS WE’VE observed in this column many times before, New Hampshire didn’t become the nation’s freest and second safest state, with one of the lowest unemployment rates and best taxpayer

CONCORD – State Senators passed a bail reform bill on a voice vote Wednesday less than two hours after the Republican majority outlined their agenda for the c

The Republican-led states that have refused to expand Medicaid are trying a variety of strategies to save struggling hospitals and cover more people without full expansion, which was one of the key provisions of the Affordable Care Act.

Expanded Medicaid may have hit a roadblock to becoming permanent, despite its unanimous support in the Senate and passage last week in the House.