The Latest Breaking News from Medicaid

Roughly 185,000 transgender adults use Medicaid as their primary health insurance

A judge is denying a request from a network of Maine clinics to force the federal government to restore Medicaid funding

Planning for long-term care is one of the hardest financial puzzles families face. In New York, one woman laid it out in plain terms on an aging-care forum: Can my mother cash out her annuity to pay off her mortgage and still qualify for Medicaid to cover the costs of…

Medicaid can be a lifesaver, but getting approved isn’t always as simple as filling out some forms and waiting for a “yes.” The rules are strict, the paperwork is endless, and one small mistake can send your application straight into the rejection pile. Millions of people miss out on benefits…

Retirement homes are meant to provide comfort and security in later years. But what many residents don’t realize is that these facilities have strict rules—some...

It may sound simple: put your grandchild on your bank account so they can help with bills or inherit money easily. But this decision can...

Cuts to Medicaid and legal confusion around patient care post-Roe v. Wade may prevent improvements in the maternal mortality rate.

Hold on tight, because the retirement ride may be hitting some unexpected bumps. For millions of seniors across the country, critical benefits that make life more affordable, more secure, and more comfortable are suddenly at risk. With shifting legislation, rising national debt, and evolving government priorities, some long-standing perks for…

Vice-president extolled One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s benefits for families while Senate hopefuls tried campaign material