The budget reconciliation bill is a double whammy for older adults and disabled people, leading to both direct losses of ...

The current proposed Medicaid work rules exclude Medicaid recipients with disabilities, mental health conditions and adults ...

Medicare mostly covers those ages 65 and over as well as some younger people with certain conditions or who receive social security disability benefits. Medicaid eligibility, on the other hand ...

64%. That’s the share of Medicaid recipients, ages 19-64, who already work, including 44% who work full-time, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, which notes many eligible enrollees risk losing ...

Opponents say most Medicaid recipients who can work ... disabilities to work more hours without losing their Social Security disability benefits, but that bill has not advanced.

The prospect of a national Medicaid work requirement is prompting concern from health policy watchers that future cost ...

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

Opponents say most Medicaid recipients who can work ... disabilities to work more hours without losing their Social Security disability benefits, but that bill has not advanced.

These cuts are terrifying for the disability community who made their voices heard when 900 attendees showed up. Presenters explained how the $880 billion would be taken from “optional” Medicaid ...