A study by researchers at Harvard University confirmed such requirements were associated with Medicaid coverage loss. But ...

Leaders from some of the nation’s largest Catholic health systems — CommonSpirit Health, SSM Health, Avera Health, Christus Health and Covenant Health — are uniting in opposition to Senate Republicans ...

The requirements proposed by Republicans would apply to millions of people who are eligible for Medicaid under the 2010 ...

The uninsurance rate for working adults fell from over 20% in 2013 to 11% in 2023. But federal policies like Medicaid cuts ...

Congress has a duty to safeguard taxpayer funds. Kvetching about coverage losses among people who are legally ineligible for the coverage they currently claim does not square with that duty.

The ripple effects of shrinking Medicaid would impact more than the 70 million people who could not afford health coverage ...

People in Missouri and Kansas who get health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace should be ready to spend ...

Columnist Clancy DuBos's annual look at who scored big and who went home empty-handed from the legislative session.

The Trump administration and Republicans in both houses of Congress are debating a tax and budget bill that will lead to the largest cuts in Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program ...

Federal lawmakers are considering cutting billions from Medicaid. That could lead to an increase in hospital closures and ...

Reductions in spending and tightened eligibility requirements on social safety net programs like Medicaid and food assistance ...

And if you thought they were going to dial back some of the sweeping health care cuts from legislation their House ...