Medicaid

Should You Have to Work to Get Medicaid? Some Red States Say Yes

By Abigail Abrams

Medicaid Work Requirements Stall in Several States

By Abigail Abrams

Can You Be Forced to Work in Order to Get Medicaid?

By Abigail Abrams

How Trump Inadvertently Sparked a New Disability Rights Movement

By Abigail Abrams
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Kentucky Is First to Adopt Medicaid Work Requirement

The state of Kentucky has become the first to adopt the Trump administration’s new policy of imposing work requirements as a precondition of receiving Medicaid benefits.Consequently, residents of Kentucky who are on Medicaid and considered...

By Alana Abramson

White House Unveils Presidential Wish List for 2018

President Trump notched a major legislative win at the end of 2017, delivering the tax reform package he’d promised as a “Christmas gift” to the country. The White House now faces 2018 hoping to channel...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

This Smart Label Will Tell You When Your Food is Spoiled

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By The Aspen Institute

Many Americans Disapprove of Trump. Here's What They Think of His Policies

President Trump isn’t just down in the polls personally, so are some of his policies.After six months in office, Trump’s approval rating is just 37% in the Gallup daily poll, and he’s hit record lows...

By Emma Talkoff

How the Senate Health Care Bill Would Hurt Seniors in Nursing Homes

Laura Brown is worried about the Senate health care bill, but not for her own sake.The Minneapolis-based artist’s 96-year-old grandmother, Dorothy, lives in a nursing home and relies on Medicaid to pay the bill. Brown...

By Anna Rumer

Beyond Repeal and Replace

The Republican plan for Obamacare scares GOP governors

By Philip Elliott

How the Senate Health Care Bill Could Hurt Medicaid Recipients

Susan Lees works at least 40 to 50 hours a week as a nanny for two young kids. Recently, she started walking dogs while the kids are in school to “make ends meet.” But despite...

By Jack Brewster

State Medicaid Leaders Call Senate Health Care Bill 'Unworkable'

"It would be a transfer of risk, responsibility, and cost to the states of historic proportions"

By Alana Abramson

How the Trump Administration Is Reversing Progress on HIV Treatment

As an HIV researcher and clinician, I have seen firsthand the virus’s disproportionate devastation of sexual minorities, the poor and many people of color. Nevertheless, steady research progress during recent years has allowed us to...

By Adaora Adimora

Trump Promised He Wouldn't Touch Medicaid. The Senate Bill Includes Billions in Cuts

"I'm not going to cut Medicare or Medicaid"

By Jack Brewster

5 Things You Need to Know About the Senate's Health Care Bill

The Senate health care bill released Thursday would cut Medicaid for low-income Americans, roll back tax hikes passed under the Affordable Care Act and allow states to waive standards on insurance coverage.Named the Better Care...

By Jack Brewster

Health Experts Slam Trump's Proposed Budget

Funds to NIH, CDC and Medicaid would all be chopped under the proposed budget

By Alexandra Sifferlin

GOP Health Care Bill Would Require New Moms on Medicaid to Find Work 60 Days After Birth

Thanks to a new provision introduced this week

By Madeline Farber / Fortune

4 Republican Governors Came Out Against the GOP Health Care Bill

Four sitting Republican governors have come out against the GOP health care bill.In a joint letter sent Thursday to the leaders of the House and Senate, the governors of Ohio, Michigan, Nevada and Arkansas argued...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Three Conservatives Vote Against the Republican Health Care Bill

Three conservative Republicans voted against the leading plan to replace Obamacare on Thursday, a sign of increasing dissent within the GOP as the party struggles to repeal President Obama’s signature health care law.In the House...

By Sam Frizell

Cutting Planned Parenthood Funding Would Lead to More Unplanned Births, Report Says

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that thousands of women on Medicaid would end up having children they would not otherwise have had if Planned Parenthood funding is cut.In a long-awaited analysis of the Republican health...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith
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