Senate Republicans are taking a bigger swing at Medicaid in their version of legislation to fund President Trump’s domestic policy agenda and extend his first-term tax cuts. According to ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services June 13 announced it approved state plan amendments to expand Medicaid access to care for tribal communities in six states: Minnesota, New Mexico, Oregon, ...

Senate Finance Committee Chair Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) on Monday released the Senate’s long-awaited version of President Trump’s tax agenda, which would make the 2017 corporate tax cuts permanent, ...

A provision taking health coverage away from people who can’t meet or regularly document they meet a work requirement or ...

The LA protests are playing to the president’s strengths around security and law enforcement, and bringing the politics of ...

That qualifies her for BadgerCare Plus, the state’s Medicaid healthcare ... that doesn’t include expansion. Executive Director Robert Kraig said there’s widespread support for the policy and that new ...

Other key provisions include semi-annual income verification checks, up from the current annual reviews, and a reduction in the federal match rate for Medicaid expansion populations from 90 ...

Send an email to George. FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Rep. Chip Roy is taking on Medicaid expansion, introducing a bill Friday that he says will prevent “able-bodied adults” from taking ...

A key proposal being considered by the House is whether federal funding for Medicaid expansion should remain as is or whether it is time for Congress to bring federal funding for this added ...

states could be forced to reduce coverage or increase their own spending to maintain current enrollment levels. The map shows states most impacted (percent wise) by per capita Medicaid expansion ...

The Affordable Care Act dramatically increased the number of people who would qualify for Medicaid health insurance, which is funded by a combination of state and federal dollars. That expansion ...

This is code for reversing the optional expansion of Medicaid that Congress enacted in 2009 in the Affordable Care Act, which 41 states have accepted. It was very much intended to let “young men ...