Proposed cuts to Medicaid could harm health care provided in rural northeastern Washington, a group of medical leaders warned in a forum last week.

SEATTLE — President Donald Trump’s proposed spending cuts to Medicaid could cost Washington state an estimated $700 million annually, according to the Washington State Hospital Association.

There are numbers supporting concerns about wasteful spending in Medicaid, though little evidence to support that it's bankrupting America. Washington State Auditor Pat McCarthy released a report ...

As federal lawmakers push ahead on cuts to Medicaid, leaders here at home are sounding the alarm about the harm it could do on healthcare – going beyond ...

Governor Bob Ferguson signed a new bill aimed at increasing reimbursements for medical costs, strengthening Medicaid, and expanding healthcare access in Washington. The legislation introduces the Medi ...

For more, don't miss the Supplemental Security Income payment schedule and how to apply for SSDI. Medicaid is a joint federal and state program ... Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin ...

In areas where care access is often already strained, people who are pregnant or giving birth rely on Medicaid coverage at even higher rates.

The states aren’t putting undocumented immigrants into Medicaid, which is a joint state-federal venture ... red and blue, including Washington D.C. And that second population is made up of ...

“Only in Washington could ... year in a competitive state, said he was unconcerned about potential cuts because Trump had pledged that the bill would not harm Medicaid beneficiaries.

A new hurdle for poor Americans, approved by the House, would cause millions to lose coverage, including many who are working ...

Medicaid is a joint program run by states and the federal government that primarily covers medical care for people in poverty. Each state runs its ... requirements would apply to childless adults ...