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Kentucky families must renew Medicaid for first time since pandemic. Here's what to know
Starting in July, thousands of Kentucky families must again renew Medicaid — a process that could leave some without ...
Will Kentucky have Medicaid work requirements? What the state is planning under new law
Kentucky is seeking federal approval for new Medicaid requirements, as required by a state law passed earlier this year. Here ...
Brett Guthrie rarely made waves. Then he was tasked with cutting Medicaid
U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie has long had a "nice-guy" reputation. Now, his role in federal Medicaid cuts is challenging that ...
Doctor: Proposed Medicaid cuts would force Kentuckians to make 'impossible decisions'
"They have to choose, do they feed their baby or do they take their insulin? It's a choice that they shouldn't have to make," ...
Study suggests tens of thousands of Greater Cincinnati residents could lose Medicaid coverage under 'Big Beautiful Bill'
Data from the Kaiser Family Foundation suggests that over a hundred thousand residents from five Greater Cincinnati ...
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Report: Kentucky to be among the hardest-hit states by proposed Medicaid changes
If changes are made, it would then go back ... more conservative estimates pin the number at 14% of current Kentucky Medicaid recipients that would lose qualification, while higher-end estimates ...
McConnell: Medicaid cuts likely to remain in Senate but not easy to pass
(Entitlements) are all immensely popular and no matter which side has controlled the government, nothing has happened,” ...
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Kentucky could see impacts from proposed changes, cuts to Medicaid
FEWER PEOPLE ARE SKIPPING PRESCRIPTIONS. STUDIES SHOW KENTUCKY’S MEDICAID EXPANSION IN 2014 HAS LED TO STRIDES IN HEALTH OUTCOMES, BUT PROPOSED CHANGES AND CUTS TO THE PROGRAM ON A STATE AND ...
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Brett Guthrie rarely made waves. Then he was tasked with cutting Medicaid
Kentucky Congressman Brett Guthrie led efforts ... among other measures. The Medicaid changes are expected to save at least $625 billion, though they could cause 7.6 million Americans to lose ...