Georgia’s health care landscape may look dramatically different in 2026. A Georgia Recorder analysis found that 45 health care facilities across 35 Georgia counties risk reducing services or closing ...

The bill's sweeping Medicaid cuts are expected to reduce federal health care funding in Georgia by $2.29 billion, according to data from the nonprofit health policy research organization KFF.

A new study from Brown University warns that 37 Georgia nursing homes are at risk of closing due to $1 trillion in Medicaid ...

More than 3 million people in Georgia participate in Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). All of those programs will face historic cuts following the passage of President ...

Amerigroup and Peach State Health Plan, losing bidders in a fight for Medicai contracts, have filed lawsuits and petitions claiming wrongdoing from state officials.

State Medicaid systems are scrambling to prepare for painful cuts under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, leaving private ...

As of June 2024, about 1.3 million women are covered through Georgia’s Medicaid programs, per the Kaiser Family Foundation but without expansion, millions of dollars in federal aid are left unused.

But Georgia still won't be immune if the cuts come, Collins said. Because fewer Georgians had access to Medicaid, more of them chose the marketplace subsidized by the ACA tax credits.

The Georgia House Appropriations Committee has approved a state budget that lessens the impact of a previously proposed 1 percent reimbursement cut to Medicaid providers, according to a Bloomberg ...

Georgia’s provider fee bill passed the Senate in January, and in a 147-18 vote last week, the bill passed the House. The current fee is set to expire in June.