Florida Medicaid enrollment continues to drop, information posted by the state Agency for Health Care Administration shows.

Republicans are struggling to devise a solution to the health care problem their package has created. Already, estimates say ...

KFF, the health policy nonprofit, estimates Florida would see a 7% increase in state Medicaid spending over a 10-year period if the federal cuts happen and the state wants to maintain its current ...

Here are monthly enrollment totals over the past year, according to the state Agency for Health Care Administration.

Medicaid offers health coverage for people with limited income and resources. Any federal-government cuts to Medicaid could affect about 700,000 seniors in Florida now covered, including those in ...

The agency also issued a notice that said Aetna and UnitedHealthcare would receive contracts, which was first reported by the Florida Politics website. ImagineCare is a type of health plan known as a ...

A local family oral health advocate urges support for Florida's SMILES Act, which would expand dental services under the state Medicaid program.

If Florida’s response to federal cuts is to reduce Medicaid spending and eligibility, KFF estimates the state would see a 12% decrease in Medicaid enrollment in 2034.

In Florida, Miami-Dade County has the highest percentage of seniors covered by Medicaid (58.8%) followed by Broward County (21.6%), according to Georgetown University’s study “Medicaid ...

Florida’s Medicaid program, through the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care (SMMC) Long-Term Care program, may help cover some of the costs for eligible seniors. Memory care: Compassionate dementia ...