Officials say proposed changes would set off a trigger law, potentially ending coverage for hundreds of thousands of people in the state.

The bill had included Medicaid cuts but is subject to a rule that bars “extraneous” provisions, according to the Senate ...

A rural doctor in Washington state urges federal lawmakers to protect Medicaid and keep medical care available to everyone ...

She’ll be pumping gas or buying groceries, at a community or other sundry event, doing everyday things. A person in the near ...

East Texas native Dax Alexander plans to run for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas’ 1st Congressional District. He ...

While public attention has largely been focused on the Middle East and on President Donald Trump’s immigration policy, ...

Medicaid expansion may improve evidence-based treatment for individuals with criminal justice involvement and OUD, ... Black non-Hispanic, and Native American/Alaska Native populations, ...

Tina, a 58-year-old Black woman living in the Delta, is Mississippi born and raised.[1] She raised four children and spent ...

Essentia Health has retained Samuel Moose as director of tribal government relations. In this new role, Moose will serve as the primary liaison between Essentia Health and tribal governments across ...

Speakers raised concerns about a wide range of provisions in House and Senate budget measures' that would impact coverage ...

Doctors say delays from requests that are eventually approved or coverage rejections can harm patients by giving a disease ...