Lawmakers have a herculean task: reduce Medicaid growth while still helping Hoosiers
It’s clear that state lawmakers will address exploding Medicaid costs in the upcoming legislative session. It could mean ...
Lawsuit: Insurers, hospitals improperly billed Indiana Medicaid by as much as $700 million
Whistleblowers say alleged fraud included claims for services supposedly provided months ― sometimes even years ― after ...
Elderly and disabled Medicaid enrollees in AZ get an extra year to change coverage
A "mess" caused by a contract problem in Arizona's Medicaid agency means thousands of enrollees get another year to navigate ...
Eli Lilly urges court to toss $183 mln Medicaid fraud judgment
Drugmaker Eli Lilly on Wednesday urged a federal appeals court to overturn a $183 million judgment against it in a case ...
Daily Journal1h
Niki Kelly: Lawmakers face herculean task with Medicaid
It’s clear that state lawmakers will address exploding Medicaid costs in the upcoming legislative session. It could mean ...
Health Affairs21h
Using Medicaid 1115 Reentry Waivers To Improve The Health Of People Leaving Incarceration
As these waivers take shape and promote further attention to the health issues wrought by incarceration, maximizing their ...
The American Journal of Managed Care12h
Efforts at Lowering Blood Pressure Affected by Medicaid Coverage
Patients who had a low utilization of care prior to receiving Medicaid were found to improve their blood pressure the most ...
Study highlights the contribution of Black and Latino doctors in caring for Medicaid patients
Latino and Black family medicine doctors are significantly more likely to participate in the Medicaid program and care for ...
Arkansas' governor says Medicaid extension for new moms isn't needed
Six weeks after an emergency cesarean section, with her newborn twins still in neonatal intensive care, Maya Gobara went to a ...
Crain's Chicago Business15h
Expectant mothers on Medicaid get fewer ultrasounds, warnings for birth defects
The disparity between patients with public and private insurance may play into a further inequality of prenatal diagnoses of ...
Central Ohio home health care owner found guilty of Medicaid fraud
A 47-year-old woman who owned and operated three home health care companies in central Ohio was convicted in federal court of ...
Yahoo9h
Healthcare workers join the national ‘Non-violent Medicaid Army’
The protestors denounced national Medicaid cut-offs and a Green Mountain Care Board consultant’s report, written by Bruce ...