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Arkansas: Bill on Medicaid-expansion overhaul unveiled

Lawmakers seeking to preserve Arkansas' "private option" Medicaid expansion program unveiled legislation Monday that would replace the controversial work requirement with a system that incentivizes work through access to government-funded private health insurance. Senate...

source: Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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North Carolina: DHHS begins mailing enrollment packets and launches call center in preparation for NC Medicaid Managed Care open enrollment

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has begun mailing enrollment packets statewide and launched new resources for beneficiaries as it prepares for NC Medicaid Managed Care...

source: WNCT-TV
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Missouri: Spending bill for Medicaid expansion raises questions about intent

The $1.6 billion cost of expanding Medicaid to approximately 275,000 uninsured Missourians has been segregated from other spending in the upcoming budget year by moving it into a separate appropriation bill. The move has Democrats...

source: The Rolla Daily News
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Kansas Medicaid expansion faces steep climb after quick rejection in first 2021 debate

Kansas Medicaid expansion was dealt another setback Wednesday in its first formal debate this year, as lawmakers signaled that the proposal, long a Democratic priority, was unlikely to go anywhere this session. Senate Minority...

source: The Kansas City Star
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New Jersey: Atlantic County joins program to increase Medicaid funding to hospitals

Atlantic County commissioners voted Tuesday to join a five-year pilot program that will increase Medicaid funding for AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center by almost $30 million, while bringing about $2.4 million in new...

source: The Press of Atlantic City
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Biden administration OKs California request to use Medi-Cal to provide COVID-19 testing for low-income students

California will use Medicaid funding to help pay for coronavirus testing of low-income students, after receiving the OK from President Joe Biden's administration, Gov. Gavin Newsom's office announced Wednesday,...

source: Press-Telegram
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