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How Has Medicaid Enrollment Changed?
Medicaid enrollment has gone down by nearly 14.5 million people. Is the Medicaid portal still down because of the funding freeze? Following an outage of the Medicaid portal on Tuesday, Jan. 28, access ...
Wash, dry, enroll: Finding Medicaid help at the laundromat
At a SuperSuds Laundromat just south of Washington, D.C., a steady stream of customers loaded clothes into washers and dryers ...
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Lawmakers give early nod to proposals to make Medicaid enrollment easier for seniors, kids
Bills advance to make Medicaid enrollment easier for seniors, children and adults with disabilities. Opponents flag potential costs to taxpayers as cause for concern.
Budget proposals call for funding free clinics. Advocates say it won’t be enough if Medicaid is rolled back.
In 2023, 71 clinics in the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics saw 108,000 patients, a 44% increase in demand ...
Medicare Made Easy: When to Enroll & How to Avoid Penalties
Turning 65? Mario Villalpando, President of MarioCare, breaks down Medicare enrollment, penalties, and the differences ...
New York Removes 900,000 People From Health Care Plan
Many were kicked off for "procedural reasons," but New York has tried to ensure as many as possible can renew their coverage.
Medicaid expansion bill would cap enrollment numbers
Rep. Jordan Redman, R-Coeur d’Alene, presented the bill, which he said is meant to provide “safeguards to the Medicaid ...
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Obamacare Leads Centene To $3.3 Billion 2024 Profit As Medicaid Drops
Centene reported $3.3 billion in 2024 profits as Obamacare enrollment and premium revenue helped ... [+] overcome a big dip in Medicaid enrollment. In this photo, the building housing Centene ...
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Wash, dry, enroll: Helping people access health care, at the laundromat
Pennie, Pennsylvania’s ACA marketplace, which opened in 2020, pays Fabric Health to talk to people in the Philadelphia and ...
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Do I enroll in Medicare’s Part A or B during the turning-65 enrollment time?
If that is true, then how should I enroll in Medicare’s other parts, Part B, C and D? Are these parts enrolled separately or together? I do not want to make a mistake causing me to miss my time ...