Disabled residents are suing Connecticut over Medicaid eligibility limits, citing unequal access and discrimination.

Laura DiErrico had a history with Connecticut's Medicaid program long before she joined a lawsuit against the department that administers it. DiErrico is one of two plaintiffs represented by ...

A 39-year-old Colombian national residing illegally in Houston has been charged with theft of government funds, false ...

Navigating the world of public assistance can be daunting, especially when receiving SSDI benefits. Many fear losing access ...

Under the new Medicaid law, which goes into effect July 1, the state’s Family and Social Services Administration secretary ...

Despite promises to protect Medicaid, recent legislative moves reveal a stark contrast. The proposed cuts, embedded in a new ...

Lowcountry Food Bank CEO Nick Osborne warns of the repercussions, especially to those in rural South Carolina counties like ...

Republicans in Congress want to require proof of work for Medicaid recipients as part of a massive budget bill favored by ...

Medicaid Work Requirement Won't Work Conservative lawmakers argue they are providing a “path to dignity” by including ...

Some of those younger have had lifelong disabilities. Others had to leave the workforce because they became disabled, qualifying for Medicare after receiving 24 months of Social Security Disability ...

Medicaid and Medicare are both under the gun with the “Big Beautiful Bill” promoted by President Donald J. Trump and House and Senate Republicans. The budget has passed the House with purported cuts ...