Proposed Medicaid work requirements under congressional review pose risks of coverage loss for millions, especially caregivers dependent on flexible Medicaid policies. Historical and administrative challenges highlight potential disenrollment risks.
The US House budget reconciliation bill proposes Medicaid spending cuts and enrollment reductions, significantly impacting adults aged 50 and older with complex care needs. Changes include work requirements and eligibility redetermination, affecting dual-eligible and Medicaid-only populations.
Explore how Medicaid work requirements and federal funding incentives influence coverage priorities and policy reforms, with implications for vulnerable populations and state programs.
Study finds ACA Medicaid expansion increases dental visits among foreign-born U.S. residents, controlling costs. Key insights for healthcare policy and Medicaid dental benefits.
The new federal budget deal reduces Medicaid funding by $715 billion and introduces stringent work requirements and cost-sharing that could cut healthcare coverage for 600,000 Pennsylvanians, increase uncompensated care costs, and strain state healthcare systems.
Explore health coverage challenges for American Indian and Alaska Native Oklahomans, focusing on Indian Health Service limitations, Medicaid expansion impacts, and tribal healthcare systems.
Explore Medicaid's key role in covering and treating opioid use disorder amid evolving U.S. policy, Medicaid expansion impacts, and funding changes to SAMHSA programs.
Explore Medicaid's fiscal challenges, expansion impact, funding imbalances, and reform options including work requirements and provider tax schemes driving federal costs.
Provider taxes help states leverage federal Medicaid funds to expand coverage and support provider payments, but face potential cuts in Congress amid Medicaid budget debates.
House Republicans propose Medicaid funding caps that could reduce federal support, impacting state budgets and Medicaid coverage for millions, particularly in expansion states like California.
