A recent study published in Health Affairs reveals that a substantial reduction in Tennessee’s Medicaid enrollment almost two decades ago resulted in a significant surge
What is the coverage gap in Georgia? The coverage gap refers to low-income Georgians who earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but too little
The landscape of public health benefits in Southern Republican-controlled states is undergoing a significant shift, with House speakers in Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi expressing the
Georgia’s Medicaid health insurance system covers many different Georgians, including those with disabilities. The coverage provided to people with disabilities offers much-needed support to individuals
Having access to transportation is crucial to having access to health care. Each year millions of Americans miss or delay health care because they do
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