Federal budget cuts could trigger a N.H. law to end state’s Medicaid expansion
Medicaid is funded jointly by federal and state taxes. Unlike the rest of New England, New Hampshire would automatically sunset its Medicaid expansion program if the federal government’s match ever falls below 90 percent.
U.S. Rep. Troy Balderson said he respects Trump and the need for executive orders, but that Congress should be allowed to ...
The Ohio Department of Medicaid’s proposal would require adults younger than 55 to prove they worked at least 20 hours a week ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOIO) - A provision in House Bill 96, or the budget for the next fiscal year, shows what would need to happen ...
Jake Zuckerman writes that Gov. Mike DeWine’s proposed state budget would require the state to back out of Medicaid expansion ...
The nation's Medicaid Program, with its $880 billion budget, is an attractive target for Republican lawmakers in Washington ...
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Republicans are weighing cuts to Medicaid, jeopardizing health care coverage for some of the 80 million U.S. adults and ...
So far, Pathways has cost state and federal taxpayers nearly $9,000 per enrollee, largely back-end costs to run the program. States that have expanded Medicaid spent about $6,500 per enrollee in that ...
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