Thousands of Ohioans could drop off Medicaid or face new barriers to coverage even as the state prepares for an extra infusion of federal money. President Donald Trump signed legislation July 4 that ...
Ohio plans to add work requirements for some and red tape for others covered under the state's Medicaid expansion. The move is expected to take health insurance from tens, if not hundreds of thousands ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio’s Medicaid work requirements could soon change if the federal government gives the state the green light. “Really, we need to get people back on the field,” Senator Kyle ...
These people will need to present the department with additional information, Corcoran said Thursday in testimony to the Joint Medicaid Oversight Committee. Some of them are working, or in school, or ...
Cuts to Medicaid or a reduction in membership could result in a loss of jobs and state and local tax revenue, along with increased medical debt and a reversal of progress made in getting more Ohioans ...
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 ...
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