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Georgia has the nation's only Medicaid work requirement... - Vimarsana News

Georgia has the nation's only Medicaid work requirement...

After years of refusing to expand Medicaid, some of Mississippi’s Republican leaders now say they are open to the policy

Southern lawmakers rethink long-standing opposition to Medicaid expansion - Vimarsana News

Southern lawmakers rethink long-standing opposition to Medicaid expansion

Expansions are under consideration by Republican legislative leaders in Georgia and Mississippi, in addition to Alabama, raising the prospect that more than 600,000 low-income, uninsured people in those three states could gain coverage, according to KFF data.

Georgia has the nation's only Medicaid work requirement. Mississippi could be next – WABE - Vimarsana News

Georgia has the nation's only Medicaid work requirement. Mississippi could be next – WABE

Amplifying Atlanta

Source: wabe.org
Southern lawmakers rethink long-standing opposition to Medicaid expansion - Vimarsana News

Southern lawmakers rethink long-standing opposition to Medicaid expansion

Expansions are under consideration by Republican legislative leaders in Georgia and Mississippi, in addition to Alabama, raising the prospect that more than 600,000 low-income, uninsured people in those three states could gain coverage, according to KFF data.

Southern lawmakers rethink long-standing opposition to Medicaid expansion - Vimarsana News

Southern lawmakers rethink long-standing opposition to Medicaid expansion

Expansions are under consideration by Republican legislative leaders in Georgia and Mississippi, in addition to Alabama, raising the prospect that more than 600,000 low-income, uninsured people in those three states could gain coverage, according to KFF data.