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Georgia’s Foster Children at Risk: The unseen consequences of the Medicaid transition
The state has awarded sole control of these services to a new provider, and many families are feeling uncertain about what comes next.
Governing3dOpinion
The False Promise of Medicaid Work Requirements
Millions are likely to lose health insurance, and there is no credible data that imposing such rules would save money. They ...
Healthcare Dive10d
Public health scholars ask HHS to reject Georgia Medicaid work requirement extension
The American Public Health Association and dozens of other experts had harsh words for Georgia’s request to continue its ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities10dOpinion
Medicaid Work Requirements Will Harm Low-Paid Workers
Health coverage for 9.7 million to 14.4 million people could be at risk if lawmakers cut Medicaid by imposing unnecessary and ...
Over 600,000 Georgians could lose health insurance under Republican tax bill | Here's what we know
The Congressional Budget Office estimates 624,000 Georgians would lose coverage by 2034 under a Republican tax bill ...
Assessing Medicaid Coverage Losses Under House Reconciliation Bill
Republicans say that able-bodied adults who don’t work would lose Medicaid coverage under the House tax-cuts-and-spending ...
The Telegraph1mon
Georgia is the riskiest state to have a baby. Here’s why
“Cuts to Medicaid have put lives at risk — and so has Georgia’s refusal to fully expand Medicaid,” said Kristen Wilder, an organizer with the advocacy group Moms Rising, during an ...
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Budget cuts could have devastating impact on Georgia food assistance, Medicaid
At the same time, Whitney Griggs wonders what the future of Medicaid could be in Georgia. Griggs is the director ... with administrative demands to more risk. “We’ll also see a huge strain ...
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The Face of Georgia Medicaid Is Now Fed Up With Kemp’s ‘Pathways to Coverage’
Last summer, as political debate swirled over the future of Georgia’s experiment with Medicaid work requirements, Gov. Brian ...