The budget bill recently passed by the House of Representatives reduces federal funding for Medicaid by $863 billion and for ...

New York, Massachusetts and Michigan would also be among the states hit hard by Republicans’ drive to scale back provider taxes, which allow states to boost their share of Medicaid spending to ...

Leaders from some of the nation’s largest Catholic health systems — CommonSpirit Health, SSM Health, Avera Health, Christus Health and Covenant Health — are uniting in opposition to Senate Republicans ...

New Mexico has the nation's highest rate of Medicaid enrollment, and federal dollars make up about 80% of total New Mexico Medicaid spending, said Eric Chenier, an analyst with the Legislative ...

The Senate is beginning to consider Republican leadership’s tax and budget reconciliation legislation. Follow this space for ...

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Controversial Medicaid work requirements ... aired by health care providers and other leaders during a ...

and anybody that's impacted by treating Medicaid beneficiaries.” Fedorchak said from what she learned in her conversations with providers in the state, not many will be impacted by the new rules ...

Aaron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post via Getty Images Prohibits funds for abortion providers and gender transition care: The legislation would ban Medicaid ... Obamacare enrollment: The bill ends ...

The Supreme Court will release a flurry of decisions as it wraps up its term, with rulings on gender-affirming care, ...

Under the deal passed by the U.S. House of Representatives last month, policy analysts are estimating between 10.9 million and 15 million people would lose access to their health insurance plans over ...

That includes provisions that could potentially change cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and S.N.A.P programs ... are already seeing delays in provider enrollment. That’s something some Republicans ...

Subsidies that make health insurance affordable for nearly a half-million Pennsylvanians might end in December, which could ...