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Bill would put terms on keeping standard Medicaid
BOISE — A House committee introduced a bill Tuesday to repeal Medicaid expansion if a long list of conditions — which include ...
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Figures announces bill to broaden health care due to Alabama’s refusal to expand Medicaid
Congressman Shomari C. Figures (AL-02) announced Tuesday that he is a lead co-sponsor for the Cover Outstanding Vulnerable ...
Huntsville-area legislator proposes bill to speed access to prenatal care
Huntsville-area Representative Marilyn Lands has introduced a bill aimed at ensuring expectant mothers have access to health ...
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Proposed Medicaid cuts aim to save money, risking coverage for thousands of Idahoans
A new bill in the Idaho legislature would cut the current enrollment for Medicaid in half instead of repealing it entirely.
Commentary: Expand health care access for SC families
SC Gov. Henry McMaster's effort to expand Medicaid eligibility threshold for working families is step in right direction, but ...
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Idaho bill would repeal Medicaid expansion if work requirements, benefit caps aren’t implemented
House Bill 138 would require the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare to implement work requirements for able-bodied ...
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Kidney transplant access increased for non-citizens in three states after policy change
Access to kidney transplants increased for undocumented immigrants in Illinois, Minnesota and Massachusetts following state ...
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6 Medicare mistakes to avoid if you’re working past age 65
That’s made things tricky for Americans working past age 65. Unlike Social Security, you still become eligible for full ...
'My crazy day': At 65, he'll surf, skate, do gymnastics, water ski and snow ski in 1 day
A former Jacksonville resident on Saturday will try five sports in one day to raise money for the Wounded Warriors Project ...
The Future of NY Medicaid is at Risk: Will Seniors Lose Their Medicaid Benefits in 2025?
With potential Medicaid cuts looming under the current US government, thousands of elderly New Yorkers risk losing vital home care services. A proposed five-year look-back period could disqualify many ...