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Seema Verma, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, was in Little Rock Monday to sign waivers for Arkansas' expanded Medicaid program.
Health Care / Insurance

Arkansas, Oklahoma Governors Welcome Trump’s Medicaid Offer

Republican governors in Oklahoma and Arkansas welcomed the Trump administration's offer of more control over Medicaid spending for some of their poorest residents, but it's unclear how many states will take it up. read more >
Business Services / Government & Politics / Health Care

Hospital Prices to Go Online, But Will Numbers Tell Story?Lock Icon

The idea of Americans scrolling through hospital websites to find the best deal on a mammogram or tonsillectomy sounds good to almost everybody. But the devil is in the details, and when federal plans emerged to force hospitals and insurers to reveal their negotiated rates for all kinds of medical services, the pitchforks came out. read more >
Seema Verma, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, was in Little Rock Monday to sign waivers for Arkansas' expanded Medicaid program.
Government & Politics / Health Care / Insurance

Work Requirement Approved for Arkansas’ Medicaid Expansion

The Trump administration on Monday approved Arkansas' plan to require thousands of people on its Medicaid expansion to work or volunteer, making Arkansas the third state allowed to impose such restrictions on coverage for the poor. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson and state Department of Human Services Director Cindy Gillespie.
Government & Politics / Health Care / Insurance

Medicaid Official Visiting Arkansas for Announcement on Plan

A top Trump administration official is visiting Arkansas next week as state leaders await word on requests to impose a work requirement and scale back the eligibility of its Medicaid expansion, Gov. Asa Hutchinson's office said Friday. read more >
Government & Politics / Health Care

Trump Opens Way for Medicaid Work Requirement

In a major policy shift that could affect millions of low-income people, the Trump administration said Thursday it is offering a path for states that want to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients. read more >