An affiliate in Ohio ... funding structure fell by the wayside after Tea Party candidates swept into Congress in 2010 and began efforts to defund the clinics. In addition to the Medicaid cutbacks ...

Ohioans relying on Medicaid for health care could soon be required to work for their coverage. As expected, the state ...

WASHINGTON, D. C. - A group of Democratic U.S. Congress members from Ohio are urging Gov. Mike DeWine to reject a proposal that would impose work requirements for Medicaid eligibility in Ohio They ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A swirl of possible state and federal policy decisions could eject 771,000 Ohioans from Medicaid, a public health insurance program for low-income earners. Those people are ...

Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans could lose health care coverage, if Ohio lawmakers go through with a proposed repeal of Medicaid expansion in the state budget bill. Ohio representatives are ...

Ohio medical professionals are worried about proposed work requirements for Medicaid, fearing that if implemented, they would place barriers to care for patients who need it most, emails obtained and ...

Ohio representatives are considering a measure in the budget bill that would repeal Medicaid expansion funding if federal medical assistance drops below 90%. The move would affect health care coverage ...

Ohio representatives are considering a measure in the budget bill that would repeal Medicaid expansion funding if federal medical assistance drops below 90%. The move would affect health care ...

Regular Medicaid/Aged and Disabled: Different limits for aged, blind and disabled. States of Montana, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, and Utah: Limits vary according to the specific ...

Here is what the Ohio State quarterback depth chart looks like heading into spring practice. Julian Sayin Lincoln Kienholz Tavien St. Clair Sayin has played sparingly the last two years split ...

Kennedy Jr. got basic details wrong about Medicaid — a program he now oversees. He said that Medicaid is fully funded by the federal government (it's not) and that many enrollees are unsatisfied ...