Colorado, Medicaid
Colorado paid more than $7 million to insurance companies for care to dead Medicaid members, audit finds
The audit estimated that Colorado paid insurers at least $7.3 million, including both state money and about $3.8 million in federal funds, which the state might have to return. The payments were made on behalf of nearly 9,000 deceased Coloradans, according to the report.
The U.S. House passed a Trump-backed budget resolution Tuesday that called for $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and could require deep reductions in Medicaid spending.
Potential Medicaid cuts could gut services for Coloradans served by small community health centers, providers and patients ...
As the budget writers search for where to cut, State Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer found a surprise in the legislature's own budget -- ...
As congressional Republicans look to slash government spending by more than $1 trillion, Colorado health care and political ...
In recent years, Medicaid coverage has expanded in many states under the Affordable Care Act, often ones led by Republicans, ...
GOP lawmakers expected to vote soon on slashing the insurance program for low-income people represent tens of millions ...
On Thursday, one of Colorado’s largest medical transportation providers, MedRide was cleared to drive Medicaid patients again ...
Arizona's Medicaid program is mostly funded by the U.S. government and provides health insurance primarily to low-income ...
Colorado Democrats urged Rep. Gabe Evans to address constituents’ concerns about potential cuts to Medicaid outside his ...
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