Medicaid

Lawmakers approved bipartisan legislation that would let pregnant people seek Medicaid reimbursements for doula services.

They fear the new process to determine eligibility will make it hard for poor Ohioans to maintain coverage.

There's a new requirement put in place by state lawmakers to help process eligibility for Medicaid, but there's concern it could hurt elderly and disabled Ohioans.

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The lobbying group for those facilities warns a new requirement that staff is vaccinated will have unintended consequences.

The Buckeye Institute says Medicaid recipients will lose the opportunity to make money and get needed job skills without the requirement.

The decision by the Biden Administration changes the landscape of how the program will run after the federal pandemic emergency is lifted.

The change could affect the state's new OhioRISE program that coordinates care for troubled and vulnerable kids.

The first round of winners, at least, are likely be picked and announced before the legislation, if passed, could take effect.

President Joe Biden is visiting with officials at the James-Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center in Columbus Tuesday where he's expected to...