Republicans Have the Moral High Ground on Medicaid Reform | Opinion
As the House and Senate debate what to put in the reconciliation bill, Democrats are savaging their Republican colleagues for ...
Little signs Medicaid reform bill, shifting program to managed care and creating work requirements
Idaho Governor signs House Bill 345, reforming Medicaid with managed care and work requirements to control costs.
Opinion
Republicans must learn from their crash-and-burn attempt to repeal Obamacare
Republicans should follow four recommendations to successfully pass a reconciliation bill that overhauls federal health care spending in a way that is both impactful and politically palatable, ...
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Panelists Offer Ways to Reform Health Care Without a Political Fight
One way legislators can get health care budgets under control without a huge political fight is to offer people money, said a ...
Kansans would benefit if Trump adopts anti-obesity medication rule | Opinion
Fortunately, with President Trump’s leadership on the issue, he can turn the tide in the quest to end obesity. There’s a ...
Restore Medicaid’s intent: Prioritize the most vulnerable over able-bodied childless adults
Congress should refocus the program on its original intent: vulnerable Americans, especially those with disabilities who have ...
The Gazette11dOpinion
PBM reform will reduce costs and benefit rural patients
Prescription medication is counted before being placed into a bottle for customer pickup on Friday, Nov. 10, 2023. (Geoff ...
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Your Vote Counts: The economy, healthcare, and tax cuts
As political tensions rise across the country, Oklahoma lawmakers are addressing both state and national concerns, from ...
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Nation should take inspiration from Oregon’s reformed Medicaid system, former Gov. John Kitzhaber says
The architect of Oregon’s Medicaid reform suggests instead of cutting Medicaid, the federal government should reform it, like ...
Opinion
Food stamps shouldn't pay for soda and candy. Let's promote healthier options. | Opinion
About 23% of food stamp dollars go to purchase items like soda, candy, desserts and salty snacks. That contributes to higher obesity rates.