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Work requirement expected to cause 10% increase in average cost of coverage under Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion program | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
8+ hour, 47+ min ago (49+ words) Work requirement expected to cause 10% increase in average cost of coverage under Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion program The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Work requirement expected to cause 10% increase in average cost of coverage under Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion program Price per enrollee estimated to…...
Arkansas moving to new vendor for SNAP benefits | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (20+ words) Arkansas moving to new vendor for SNAP benefits The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Arkansas moving to new vendor for SNAP benefits...
63,792 Arkansas Medicaid enrollees flagged as ‘not compliant’ with upcoming work requirement | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
1+ week, 4+ hour ago (56+ words) Notices went out to almost 64,000 enrollees in Arkansas' Medicaid expansion program earlier this month informing them they were "not compliant" with a work requirement scheduled to go into effect Jan. 1, a spokesman for the state Department of Human Services said....
Arkansas hospitals report highlights $19.7 billion in economic impact, growing financial pressures | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
2+ week, 5+ day ago (28+ words) Arkansas hospitals report highlights $19.7 billion in economic impact, growing financial pressures The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Arkansas hospitals report highlights $19.7 billion in economic impact, growing financial pressures...
Centene plans to exit Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion program in 2027 | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
2+ week, 5+ day ago (230+ words) Centene Corp., one of two parent companies that sell health insurance marketplace plans in Arkansas, will end its participation in the state's Medicaid expansion program in 2027. Gavin Lesnick, a spokesman for the Arkansas Department of Human Services, confirmed last week…...
Work requirement projected to shrink Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion enrollment by 20% | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source
3+ week, 4+ day ago (26+ words) Work requirement projected to shrink Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion enrollment by 20% The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Work requirement projected to shrink Arkansas’ Medicaid expansion enrollment by 20%...
Most state, public school employees and retirees in Arkansas will pay more for health insurance plans, benefits director warns | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (64+ words) Most state and public school employees and retirees in state government's health insurance plans would pay more for their coverage, with increases ranging from nearly 5% to almost 10%, during calendar year 2027 under proposed contribution changes that sailed through a legislative panel…...
Arkansas government health insurance plan recipients should expect to see increases, official tells state panel | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (857+ words) Most state employees and retirees in state government's health insurance plans for public school and state employees would pay more for their coverage, with increases ranging from nearly 5% to nearly 10%, during calendar year 2027 under proposed contribution changes that cleared the…...
Arkansas’ upcoming Medicaid work requirement will avoid mistakes of 2018 version, official says | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (30+ words) Arkansas’ upcoming Medicaid work requirement will avoid mistakes of 2018 version, official says The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Arkansas’ upcoming Medicaid work requirement will avoid mistakes of 2018 version, official says...
EDITORIAL: Short-term benefits | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (550+ words) The writer for The Wall Street Journal, the one assigned to the story, called the mark "once-unthinkable." He was writing this week on the United States and its publicly held national debt. It is now more than 100 percent of gross…...