House Bill 112, sponsored by Representative Bryan Shupe (R), is proposed legislation that would require voters to present a ...

In an effort to address high maternal and infant mortality rates plaguing many of the Southern U.S. states, legislators in ...

A new report is out with recommendations on how Delaware can address the lack of housing that Delawareans can afford.

Right now, we are in a fight to preserve Medicaid, which provides health insurance coverage for over 80 million Americans. It will be the biggest health care fight of the 119th Congress.

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People in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) must generally renew their coverage 12 months after they enroll. 1 People can be disenrolled for two main reasons. First, some ...

Researchers say rolling back Medicaid eligibility could undermine preventive care and unwind the program’s progress in the Granite State Michelle M. Lawrence has been keeping a close eye on news ...

Health insurers got double-paid by the Medicaid system for the coverage of hundreds of thousands of patients across the country, costing taxpayers billions of dollars in extra payments.

Funding cuts to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which provides food benefits to low-income families, could damage state economies and result in job losses, according to ...

As Congress gears up to pass President Trump’s massive legislative package, one of the biggest fights is over the future of Medicaid. To make their targeted budget numbers, Republicans will ...

Of course, Newsom could be rescued politically by President Trump and the Republican Congress if they foolishly whack Medicaid healthcare ... have allowed them to apply for interest-free home ...

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Gov. JB Pritzker (D-Ill.) warned federal cuts to Medicaid would have devastating consequences for millions of Illinoisans during a roundtable at Peoria on Friday.