A Missouri mother caring for her disabled son could lose Medicaid coverage unless she proves she works, highlighting how proposed work requirements may jeopardize health insurance for millions of ...

The Missouri Hospital Association estimates the legislation will cut as much as $5.7 billion from MO HealthNet — the state’s Medicaid program — throughout the next 10 years.

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Republicans in Congress have muscled President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill to passage. Here's what to know.

A proposed work requirement would make Medicaid expansion enrollees prove they’re working or meet other criteria. Most already work, but millions are expected to lose coverage if the provision passes, ...

The "big beautiful bill" championed by President Trump and Republicans would shift billions of dollars in costs to Missouri over the next decade.

After three months of funding freezes, Missouri again has access to federal Title X funding, which funds reproductive healthcare services.

A person’s Medicare eligibility depends on various factors, including age, citizenship status, and work history. People can check their eligibility status online. It is important to remember ...

Yes. Millions of nondisabled working-age adults have enrolled in Medicaid since the Affordable Care Act expanded eligibility in 2014. Medicaid is health insurance for low-income people.

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Medicare eligibility is dependent on various factors, including age, citizenship status, and work history. You can check your eligibility status online.