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Brown Co. resolution against possible Medicaid cuts OK’d
NEW ULM – With growing concerns that Congress could cute Medicaid funding, Brown County Commissioners passed a resolution Tuesday urging the state and federal legislators to prioritize funding for ...
State GOP legislators warn Minnesota Republicans in Congress against slashing Medicaid
The group wrote U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer and other Minnesota Republicans in Congress “there is no practical way to accommodate ...
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Medicaid payment can be frozen for Rochester addiction treatment provider, court order says
The decision filed in federal court Tuesday lets the Department of Human Services to withhold Medicaid reimbursements from ...
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A Medicaid Fix That Won't Stop Runaway Spending
A proposal to set a per-enrollee limit on federal money for the program is gaining traction. But states know how to game ...
Map Shows Which States Could See Biggest Drop In Medicaid Enrolment
Ahead of the scheduled vote today, critics of the budget have warned that should the budget get approved, it would result in ...
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Minnesota Department of Human Services Eases Health Care Program Eligibility; Ends Additional Income Benefits Mandate
Minnesota's DHS updated MHCP eligibility, removing the need for applicants to seek additional income benefits.
Hutchinson woman’s struggle to navigate Minnesota’s Medicaid system highlights long wait for aid
Advocates say requirements for Medical Assistance can be frustrating to navigate for people with disabilities.
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GOP Takes Aim at Medicaid, Putting Enrollees and Providers at Risk
Congressional Republicans are pushing plans that could make deep cuts to Medicaid to finance President Donald Trump’s tax ...
Tax breaks seem unbalanced for Minnesota hospitals, audit finds
Minnesota’s 104 nonprofit general hospitals appear to give back more to their communities than they receive in tax breaks.
KARE 11 Investigates: NUWAY funding in limbo after court hearing
During the hearing NUWAY attorney Manda Sertich warned that a funding cut could lead to relapses, overdoses and even deaths.