Don’t believe the myths. Removing waste, fraud and abuse from Medicaid will make it more affordable for taxpayers and more ...

Many people living with disabilities rely on Medicaid for home-based care. But that service, which isn’t required by law, ...

The Evanston-based Institute for Therapy through the Arts hopes to significantly expand mental health care access with an ...

Congress set aside $50 billion for rural hospitals and medical providers to allay fears over the billions more in health care ...

Foster care systems in the U.S. have a problem with suicides. New federal cuts to services for LGBTQ youth may add to that.

On CloseUp, president and CEO of Dartmouth Health Dr. Joanne Conroy said, "I think for us, the challenges are going to be that close to 19,000 people may actually lose coverage." ...

Waivers override certain Medicaid rules so that people with disabilities, chronic illness or injury can receive care at home ...

The Due Process Continuity of Care Act would allow individuals to retain Medicaid coverage during pretrial incarceration, ...

At least seven states and the District of Columbia have offered coverage for immigrants since mostly 2020. But three of them ...

The biggest number of people becoming uninsured will be Americans enrolled in Medicaid, which currently covers more than 78 ...

Thousands of low-income Clark County residents, especially homeless people, could lose health care coverage in 2027 due to Medicaid eligibility changes.

Interim Commissioner of Mental Health Greg Slavonic says certain retroactive cuts remain on the table amid ongoing ODMHSAS ...