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	Retired Clay County Teacher Struggles with Multiple Conditions Teresa began working as a teacher for the Headstart preschool program in 1994 but retired in 2010 because multiple health conditions made it difficult for her to work. Now her family’s only source of income is her husband’s monthly disability check, which is too high to allow him to qualify for Medicaid and too low … Read More > Date: Type:
	Julia Asherman: Many farmers struggle to protect most valuable part of their farm—themselves Originally posted by the Georgia Budget and PolicyInstitute Julia Asherman is a first-generation farmer who owns and operates Rag & Frass Farm in Twiggs County. Rag & Frass produces beautiful vegetables, fruits and specialty flowers for customers throughout Middle and North Georgia. “I feel like farming is just very fulfilling,” says Julia, “I’ve always been … Read More > Date: Type:
	Many farmers struggle to protect most valuable part of their farm: themselves Originally posted by the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute Julia Asherman is a first-generation farmer who owns and operates Rag & Frass Farm in Twiggs County. Rag & Frass produces beautiful vegetables, fruits and specialty flowers for customers throughout Middle and North Georgia. “I feel like farming is just very fulfilling,” says Julia, “I’ve always been … Read More > Date: Type:
	The future of Medicaid expansion and health coverage in Georgia Health care emerged as the priority issue for voters this election season. Historic voter turnout and engagement have highlighted the universal desire for affordable, quality health care. Every Georgian wants to be able to see a doctor when they get sick. Every community wants to safeguard their hospital and emergency room. Yet too many of Georgia’s rural hospitals … Read More > Date: Type:
	Health Insurance Would Help Matt and Other Georgians Recover From Mental Illness Matt Hiltman lowered his shoulder as his horse galloped down the windswept field, kicking up clods of earth in its wake. His steel armor gleamed in the bright sun, and the audience on the sidelines roared with anticipation. Two horses and two riders fast approached each other on a collision course. The crowd fell silent … Read More > Date: Type:
	Medicaid – January 2019 Governor Kemp submits his first budget recommendations which includes $1 million for the Department of Community Health “to review and analyze Medicaid waiver options” for consideration by the Governor’s office. This waiver could include a pathway to health coverage for low-income Georgians. Date: Type:
	Risky Medicaid Proposal Hurtles through State Legislature Risky Health Proposal Hurtles through Gold Dome Updated Mar. 25, 2019. Flawed legislation to expand access to health insurance is hurtling through the state legislature, and hundreds of thousands of uninsured Georgians are being left behind. Senate Bill 106, the Patients First Act, passed the Georgia Senate on Feb. 26 and advanced to the House. The … Read More > Date: Type:
	Medicaid – 03/27/2019 Georgia’s Governor signs SB 106 into law. Date: Type:
	Medicaid – 06/03/2019 The state selects Deloitte Consulting to fulfill the $2 million consulting contract to develop the two health care waiver plans. Date: Type:
	Explained: Gov. Kemp’s Plan to Change Private Health Insurance in Georgia In December 2019, Governor Brian Kemp asked the federal government to approve a plan that would make seismic changes to private health insurance in Georgia. Gov. Kemp’s plan is made up of two parts: 1) Reinsurance—which would help to lower premiums; and 2) the Georgia Access model—which would undermine comprehensive coverage for the 500,000 Georgians … Read More > Date: Type:

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