Tag: medicaid
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Fairfax County Announces Medicaid Eligibility Changes for Non-Citizen Adults
Fairfax County is implementing new Medicaid eligibility rules for non-citizen adults starting October 1, requiring specific immigration statuses to maintain full benefits. Affected individuals will be notified by mail.
Politics and GovernmentHealthLaw EnforcementGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsSocial IssuesEducation Fairfax CountyMedicaideligibilitynon-citizen adultsimmigration statushealthcareVirginiaFairfax County GovernmentRestonVA
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Media Monitor: Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Weighs in on Disney-FCC Lawsuit, Economic Issues, and Social Policy
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board reports on ABC's lawsuit against the FCC, the economic impact of heat, bond market stability, and Medicaid funding for transgender treatments.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthWorldGeneral PoliticsEconomySocial IssuesEurope DisneyFCCMedicaidBond MarketChinaUkraineWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Media Monitor: FactCheck.org Debunks Trump's Latest Vaccine and Economic Claims
FactCheck.org reports President Trump made false claims about childhood vaccines, including the MMR shot and dose requirements. It also found his inflation boast deceptive and clarified other political statements and policy changes.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessMediaGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseFederal GovernmentEconomyMedical ScienceElection Donald TrumpVaccinesMMR vaccineFact-checkingHealthcareInflationMedicaidFactCheck.org
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Nebraska Medicaid & Long-Term Care Director Resigns
Drew Gonshorowski, Nebraska's Medicaid & Long-Term Care Director, has resigned to move closer to family on the east coast. Governor Pillen praised his leadership in implementing key health care policies. Jeremy Brunssen will serve as interim director.
Politics and GovernmentHealthState GovernmentsGeneral PoliticsSocial Issues NebraskaMedicaidLong-Term CareDrew GonshorowskiJim PillenJeremy BrunssenResignationOffice of Nebraska Governor
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Virginia Governor Spanberger Enacts Laws to Lower Healthcare and Drug Costs, Counter Federal Cuts
Governor Abigail Spanberger signed new laws in Virginia to cap insulin costs at $35 and combat predatory drug pricing. The state also committed nearly $1 billion to mitigate federal healthcare cuts, protecting access for thousands.
Politics and GovernmentHealthGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsFederal GovernmentEconomyMedical ScienceSocial Issues Abigail SpanbergerVirginiaHealthcarePrescription DrugsInsulinMedicaidFederal CutsReston
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Virginia to Host Virtual Town Hall on Upcoming Medicaid Noncitizen Changes
Virginia's DMAS and VDSS will host a virtual town hall on August 13, 2026, to detail H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen eligibility changes taking effect October 1, 2026. Learn how these updates may impact your coverage.
Politics and GovernmentHealthUSA VirginiaMedicaidNoncitizenEligibilityTown HallDMASVDSSCardinal Care
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Virginia Medicaid Implements New Federal Work Requirements and Eligibility Changes
Virginia's Cardinal Care announces new federal work requirements for some Medicaid Expansion members starting January 2027, alongside more frequent renewals. A virtual town hall will discuss noncitizen changes, and resources for children's health are highlighted.
Politics and GovernmentHealthLaw EnforcementState GovernmentsGeneral PoliticsEconomyEducationSocial Issues MedicaidVirginiaWork RequirementsHealthcareEligibilityChildren's HealthTown HallCardinal Care
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Virginia to Host Virtual Town Hall on Upcoming Medicaid Noncitizen Changes
Virginia's DMAS and VDSS will host a virtual town hall on August 13, 2026, to discuss H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen eligibility changes taking effect October 1, 2026. Members can submit questions in advance.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentState GovernmentsSocial IssuesEducation VirginiaMedicaidnoncitizen eligibilityTown HallDMASVDSShealthcare policyCardinal Care
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Virginia to Host Virtual Town Hall on Upcoming Medicaid Noncitizen Eligibility Changes
Virginia's DMAS and VDSS will host a virtual town hall on August 13, 2026, to detail H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen changes taking effect October 1, 2026, impacting eligibility and member resources.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentState GovernmentsSocial IssuesLegal VirginiaMedicaidNoncitizen EligibilityDMASVDSSTown HallHealthcare PolicyCardinal Care
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Virginia Agencies Announce Virtual Town Hall on Upcoming Medicaid Noncitizen Changes
Virginia's DMAS and VDSS will host a virtual town hall on August 13, 2026, to discuss upcoming H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen eligibility changes taking effect October 1, 2026. Learn how these updates may impact members and families.
Politics and GovernmentHealthState GovernmentsGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesLegal MedicaidVirginiaNoncitizen eligibilityDMASVDSSTown HallHealthcare PolicyCardinal Care
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Media Monitor: FDA Approves Moderna mRNA Flu Vaccine; Health Costs to Rise
TIME Health reports on the FDA's approval of Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine for adults 50 and older, projected health insurance premium increases, and challenges to Medicaid for the homeless.
HealthScience & TechnologyBusinessPolitics and GovernmentMedical ScienceArtificial IntelligenceEconomySocial IssuesFederal GovernmentAstronomy and Space ModernamRNA vaccineInfluenzaFDAHealth InsuranceMedicaidLonelinessTIME Health
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Virginia Medicaid to Host Virtual Town Hall on Noncitizen Eligibility Changes
Virginia's DMAS and VDSS will host a virtual town hall on August 13, 2026, to discuss upcoming H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen eligibility changes taking effect October 1, 2026. Members, families, and caregivers are encouraged to attend and submit questions.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentState GovernmentsSocial IssuesLegalGeneral Politics VirginiaMedicaidNoncitizen EligibilityDMASVDSSTown HallHealthcareCardinal Care
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Virginia Medicaid to Detail Noncitizen Eligibility Changes, Reminds Northern VA of Enrollment Deadline
Virginia's Cardinal Care announces a virtual Town Hall on August 13 to discuss H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen changes effective October 1. Northern Virginia members also face an August 31 Open Enrollment deadline to review health plans.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentBusinessUSAState GovernmentsEconomyEmployment and LaborEducationSocial Issues MedicaidCardinal CareVirginiaNoncitizen EligibilityOpen EnrollmentH.R.1Health Policy
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Media Monitor: FactCheck.org Debunks Claims on Cyclospora Outbreak, Healthcare Declines, and Wildfire Causes
FactCheck.org reports that Democratic claims about the Cyclospora outbreak and healthcare enrollment declines are overstated. It also attributes Canadian wildfires to climate change and fact-checks President Trump's election security remarks.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessEnvironmentFederal GovernmentDemocratic PartyEconomyMedical ScienceClimate ChangeElection CyclosporaFoodNetTrump administrationMedicaidCanadian wildfiresElection securityGovernmentFactCheck.org
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Reports on Trump's Attorney General Nominee, Midterm Battlegrounds, and Health Costs
Newsweek is reporting on President Trump's potential withdrawal of an attorney general nominee, key midterm election counties, and the economic impact of depression.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessWorldGeneral PoliticsEconomyMedical ScienceSocial IssuesMilitary Donald TrumpAttorney GeneralMidterm ElectionsDepressionMedicaidIranMigrantsNewsweek
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Cardinal Care Announces Virtual Town Hall on Upcoming Medicaid Noncitizen Eligibility Changes
Cardinal Care, Virginia's Medicaid program, will host a virtual town hall on August 13, 2026, to discuss H.R.1 noncitizen eligibility changes taking effect October 1, 2026. Learn how these updates may impact members.
Politics and GovernmentHealthState GovernmentsGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesLegal VirginiaMedicaidNoncitizen EligibilityDMASTown HallCardinal CareHealthcare Policy
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Governor Spanberger Warns 300,000 Virginians at Risk from Federal Medicaid Cuts
Governor Spanberger warns 300,000 Virginians face losing Medicaid due to federal cuts from H.R.1. The state is investing nearly $1 billion to protect healthcare access and mitigate the impact of these significant changes.
Politics and GovernmentHealthGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentState GovernmentsEconomySocial Issues Abigail SpanbergerMedicaidMedicareVirginiaHealthcareFederal CutsDonald TrumpReston
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Virginia Medicaid to Host Town Hall on Upcoming Noncitizen Eligibility Changes
Virginia's Cardinal Care is holding a virtual Town Hall on August 13 to discuss H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen eligibility changes effective October 1, 2026, and reminds Northern Virginia members about Open Enrollment ending August 31.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessEducationState GovernmentsGeneral PoliticsEconomyEmployment and LaborSocial Issues MedicaidVirginiaNoncitizen EligibilityCardinal CareTown HallOpen EnrollmentHealthcare Policy
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Virginia Medicaid to Adjust Behavioral Health Services
Virginia's Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) will cease funding for Community Stabilization and reduce Mobile Crisis Response hours from eight to four, pending federal approval. These changes stem from the 2026 Appropriation Act.
Politics and GovernmentHealthGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsFederal GovernmentSocial Issues VirginiaMedicaidDMASCommunity StabilizationMobile Crisis ResponseBehavioral Health2026 Appropriation ActCardinal Care
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Gov. Beshear Reverses Medicaid Cuts, Boosts Key Services with $781 Million Surplus
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is utilizing over $781 million in unexpected state funds to reverse Medicaid cuts, increase funding for Michelle P. Waiver slots and senior meals, and restore the Road Fund, citing strong economic performance.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessState GovernmentsEconomySocial IssuesTransportation KentuckyAndy BeshearMedicaidMichelle P. WaiverSenior MealsBudget SurplusRoad FundKentucky Governor's Office
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Governor Whitmer Signs Bipartisan Bills to Lower Healthcare Costs and Expand Access
Governor Whitmer signed 10 bipartisan bills to reduce healthcare costs and expand access for Michiganders. The legislation builds on previous efforts, including the FY27 budget, to ensure affordable and accessible care across the state.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentState GovernmentsGeneral PoliticsEconomyEmployment and LaborLegalSocial Issues MichiganGovernor WhitmerHealthcareLegislationMedicaidLicensure CompactsAffordabilityOffice of Michigan Governor
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Cardinal Care Implements Six-Month Medicaid Renewals, Expands Benefits, and Addresses Funding Challenges
Virginia's Cardinal Care announces 6-month Medicaid renewals for some adults starting 2027, alongside updates on long-term care, postpartum coverage, and Governor Spanberger's remarks on workforce training and federal funding cuts.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentBusinessState GovernmentsEconomyEmployment and LaborMedical ScienceSocial IssuesEducation MedicaidVirginiaEligibility RenewalsPostpartum CoverageLong-Term ServicesWorkforce TrainingGovernment PolicyCardinal Care
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Governor Spanberger Convenes Leaders to Combat Federal Healthcare and Food Assistance Cuts
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger met with community health leaders to strategize against federal healthcare and food assistance cuts from H.R.1. Her administration is implementing measures and budget investments to protect Virginians' access to vital services.
Politics and GovernmentHealthGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseFederal GovernmentState GovernmentsSocial Issues Abigail SpanbergerVirginiaHealthcareMedicaidSNAPH.R.1Federal CutsReston
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Virginia Medicaid to Implement Six-Month Eligibility Renewals for Certain Adults
Starting January 2027, Virginia's Cardinal Care Medicaid will require six-month eligibility renewals for certain adult expansion members. Members must update contact information and respond promptly to avoid coverage loss.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsEconomyEmployment and LaborEducationSocial Issues MedicaidVirginiaEligibility RenewalCardinal CareHealthcarePostpartum CoverageWorkforce Training
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Nine Charged in Southern District of Texas as Part of $1 Billion National Healthcare Fraud Takedown
Nine individuals in Houston and Nevada face charges in the Southern District of Texas for over $1 billion in alleged healthcare fraud, including pill mill operations, Medicaid billing schemes, and unnecessary wound care, as part of a national takedown.
HealthLaw EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentWorldFederal GovernmentLegalEconomySocial IssuesAsiaEurope Healthcare FraudSouthern District of TexasPill MillsMedicaidMedicareTRICARENational Health Care Fraud TakedownFBI
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Media Monitor: Wall Street Journal Editorial Board on Iran, Medicaid, and Chicago Pensions
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board is reporting on an alleged fraudulent Iran deal, soaring Medicaid costs, and Chicago's pension crisis, among other topics.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessEntertainment IranDonald J TrumpMedicaidChicagoPensionsGordie Howe BridgeU.S. GovernmentWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Virginia Agencies Announce Virtual Town Hall on Upcoming Medicaid Noncitizen Changes
Virginia's DMAS and VDSS will host a virtual Town Hall on August 13, 2026, to discuss upcoming H.R.1 Medicaid noncitizen eligibility changes taking effect in October 2026.
Politics and GovernmentHealthState GovernmentsGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesEducation VirginiaMedicaidNoncitizen EligibilityDMASVDSSTown HallH.R.1Cardinal Care
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Governor Spanberger Mobilizes Virginia Against Federal Healthcare and Food Cuts
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is taking action to protect residents from federal healthcare and food assistance cuts. The state budget allocates $1 billion, including funds for Medicaid and ACA Marketplace coverage, amidst concerns over President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill'.
Politics and GovernmentHealthGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentState GovernmentsEconomySocial Issues VirginiaHealthcareMedicaidAffordable Care ActFederal cutsGovernor SpanbergerFood assistanceReston
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Kentucky Achieves Seventh Consecutive Budget Surplus, Governor Urges Funding Restoration
Kentucky reports its seventh straight budget surplus for FY26, exceeding estimates by $476.6 million. Governor Beshear calls on the General Assembly to use the unexpected revenue to restore funding for critical state programs.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthState GovernmentsEconomySocial IssuesGeneral Politics KentuckyBudget SurplusAndy BeshearGeneral AssemblyFiscal Year 2026MedicaidKentucky Governor's Office
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Florida Mother-Daughter Sentenced for $800K Healthcare Fraud Scheme
A Florida mother and daughter were sentenced for a multi-year healthcare fraud scheme in Wyoming and North Dakota, defrauding Medicaid and Tricare of over $800,000. Tera Marie Campbell received prison time, while Tayler Ann Krauss got home confinement, both ordered…
Law EnforcementHealthPolitics and GovernmentUSALegalFederal GovernmentState GovernmentsEconomySocial Issues Healthcare FraudMedicaidTricareTera Marie CampbellTayler Ann KraussWyomingThe Olive Branch LLCFBI