New legislation signed by President Trump will cut Medicaid spending and introduce work requirements for recipients. Ohio's Medicaid program will be impacted, with potential coverage losses and ...
Long-Term Care Medicaid tends to be the most widely discussed Medicaid path in our area. This is because long-term care ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A provision in the new state operating budget that would eliminate Ohio’s Medicaid expansion group may not see the light of day, based on the federal budget just passed by Congress.
CLEVELAND — Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday emphasized the importance of the state’s medical institutions for child health care. Even with passage of President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” on July ...
Democratic lawmakers and liberal policy analysts say changes to Medicaid in President Donald Trump’s massive tax cut and spending bill could mean big trouble for rural hospitals. Medicaid, a $900 ...
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Trump-era rule cuts off Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood in Ohio, affecting 22,000 patients
Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio can no longer accept Medicaid payments as of Monday, cutting off access to essential health care services for nearly 22,000 patients across the state, according to ...
Planned Parenthood facilities in Ohio have notified the Ohio Department of Medicaid they will fight against the state’s ...
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As new Medicaid requirements loom, one Ohio recipient warns the complicated system will get worse
People pushing cuts to the safety net in Ohio and nationally say they want to stop freeloading and waste. Ohioan Tarrezz Thompson does everything those people say they want. She owns a small business, ...
Soldiers from Ft. Lee, Virginia help mark Veterans Day ceremonies at the World War II Memorial Nov. 11, 2011 in Washington, D.C. Veterans Day in the United States honors those who have served in the ...
Two Planned Parenthood affiliates which have health centers across Ohio are challenging the state’s plan to end their Medicaid participation, a move that they say could prevent affordable health care ...
When Ohio set out to reform its quality payments to nursing homes more than five years ago, the state’s skilled nursing providers agreed to forgo a rate rebase in favor of the chance to earn a 5.2% ...
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