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Medicaid recipients worry about program’s future amid funding cuts
17+ hour, 43+ min ago (1244+ words) Jazelle Rach in her apartment in Kalispell on Tuesday, Aug. 4. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake) Casey Kreider Jazelle Rach of Kalispell starts every day by checking on her elderly or disabled neighbors. Living in subsidized housing, there is no shortage…...
Where Medicaid cuts could hit hardest in Maine
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (570+ words) Washington County could be hit hardest by Medicaid cuts going into effect in January, according to data The Maine Monitor received from the state under a public records request. All told, the measure is estimated to cut Medicaid spending nationally…...
Barr Questions Beshear???s Hospital Closures Claim Amid Medicaid Cuts
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (52+ words) Barr Questions Beshear’s Hospital Closures Claim Amid Medicaid Cuts The Lexington Times By Adam K. Raymond, KY Center for Economic Policy · September 10, 2026 Barr Questions Beshear’s Hospital Closures Claim Amid Medicaid Cuts The post Barr Questions Beshear’s Hospital Closures Claim Amid…...
New report finds significant increase in uninsured Kan. kids
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (341+ words) TOPEKA — The number of uninsured children in Kansas increased significantly in 2024, even as the state's overall uninsured rate remained largely unchanged, according to the Annual Insurance Update 2026 released by the Kansas Health Institute. The report provides a comprehensive look at…...
Just 6 percent this time, state decides
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (405+ words) The state’s Department of Financial Services will let insurers increase the rates they sell individual coverage plans through the Affordable Care Act marketplace by an average of 6 percent, which the agency touted as $324 million less than insurers requested. “I think…...
Allentown considers transferring $6.5M as employee healthcare claims surpass budgeted expenses
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (370+ words) Clouds giving way to partly sunny skies; warm and humid. While there may be a spotty shower early, most of the day is dry.. Mostly cloudy with a few showers overnight, especially south of I-78; lowering humidity. ALLENTOWN, Pa. – Allentown City…...
Op-Ed: Joel Thayer: The drug middlemen settled, but the conflict of interest remains.
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (589+ words) Washington Reporter The Federal Trade Commission has now extracted settlements from all three of the nation’s largest pharmacy benefit managers. Express Scripts agreed in February, CVS Caremark followed, and Optum Rx has a proposed consent order pending. The agency projects…...
Connecticut just approved $1.9 billion in bonding. Here's what that covers
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (430+ words) Connecticut just approved $1.9 billion in bonding....
Medicaid Cuts Leave Schools Pondering How to Serve Disabled Kids
5+ day, 8+ hour ago (1533+ words) By Erin Durkin and Claire Hebert On a Tuesday morning in an Indiana classroom, kids who’ve struggled to regulate their emotions — occasionally fighting with teachers and fellow students — excitedly practice shapes as a video of sea turtles swimming to soothing…...
Michigan Auditors Find $199M in Health Nonprofit Payments Approved by Its Own Staff
1+ week, 1+ day ago (256+ words) Nearly 70% of the financial status reports auditors reviewed lacked supporting cost documentation, according to the audit summary. In two of 20 sampled master agreements, MDHHS awarded MPHI $21 million for IT and strategic management consulting subcontracts without getting required sign-off from the…...