Understanding how these cuts could impact specific regions is crucial to predicting the broader effects on public health and state economies. Medicaid enrolment varies significantly across the ...

In states that choose to end expanded Medicaid eligibility, fewer covered beneficiaries mean hospitals will see less ...

The GOP proposal would impose per capita caps on Medicaid. That structure would limit how much the federal government contributes per enrollee.

Under the new Medicaid law, which goes into effect July 1, the state’s Family and Social Services Administration secretary ...

The tax cut package that passed the U.S. House, which President Trump has dubbed the "big, beautiful bill," may change before ...

How will this affect states ... which enrollees or what specific Medicaid programs could get cut. Stay with News4 as we continue to follow potential cuts at both the state and federal level.

Explainer-Republicans Weigh Cuts to Medicaid That Could Dramatically Affect Millions By Andy Sullivan ... Roughly 900,000 would remain covered through their state programs, while 600,000 would ...

That loophole could be state directed payments ... to sidestep restrictions in Medicaid managed care that prevent them from making additional payments for specific services.

This leaves the state with much to lose if any changes to Medicaid affect the services Minnesota can provide to the 1.2 million residents who rely on the program. Related: ‘We always try to ...

with the federal government paying $14 billion while the state shouldering $10 billion. Medicaid coverage is widespread. It includes hospital care, physician and dental care, prescription drugs ...

Roughly 900,000 would remain covered through their state programs ... Though they have yet to formally propose specific Medicaid cuts so far, Republicans have spoken extensively about eliminating ...