With the GOP-led House advancing a budget resolution this month, key committees are now tasked with writing legislation that ...

The analysis from the Urban Institute breaks down projected coverage losses across the 40 Medicaid expansion states, where ...

California is projected to experience the largest potential losses in Medicaid coverage due to new federal work requirements, ...

Oregon is expected to see the largest decline in Medicaid enrolment should House Republican budget proposals be approved following today's vote, according to the health policy research website the ...

Medicaid expansion would be at risk in all states that have opted into it, including those without trigger laws, because ...

Senate Republicans have released their version of a plan to repeal and replace Obamacare. The Senate's plan, like one passed by the House of Representatives, rolls back many of the provisions of ...

If the feds were to institute work requirements in Medicaid for states that have expanded their ... Not limiting these requirements explicitly to the expansion population could significantly ...

North Carolina became the latest in a growing number of states to ... been excluded from Medicaid under South Dakota’s strict guidelines. Who South Dakota’s Medicaid expansion vote will ...

Even though death rates rose nationwide during the pandemic, Medicaid expansion states experienced a slower increase in deaths compared to states that didn’t take advantage of the ACA’s ...

"If you live in an expansion state, you should look at Medicaid first," says Karen Pollitz, senior fellow at the Kaiser Family Foundation. "Medicaid is comprehensive – it will cover ...

One of the biggest problems in Medicaid is that its expansion under Obamacare to include all adults below a certain income threshold corrupted state priorities. In the 41 states that have expanded ...

Medicaid. Can Medicaid take your house? Explained the different scenarios Medicaid. What are the categories for dually eligible individuals for Medicare and Medicaid? As discussions continue in ...