The federal budget bill recently signed into law requires states to implement work requirements for adults in Medicaid ...

As providers brace for Medicaid changes from the federal "One Big, Beautiful Bill Act," recently published estimates show ...

Medicaid work requirements are part of the One Big Beautiful Bill spending law, but Arizona already had its own state work ...

Federal officials have significant concerns about the large percentage of people losing Medicaid coverage in Arkansas and other states as a result of "procedural reasons and nonresponse" as the ...

Phasing out pandemic-era policies is complicated, and the Biden Administration gave states a year to clean the Medicaid rolls. But thanks to state lawmakers, Arkansas is pruning Medicaid lists in ...

The Arkansas Department of Human Services completed six months of a Medicaid 'unwinding' with over 427,000 Arkansans being disenrolled.

The cases of 72,802 Medicaid beneficiaries in Arkansas were closed at the end of April because they either didn't return requested information necessary to determine their eligibility or are no ...

Arkansas is the only holdout state that has not pursued the Biden administration's offer to extend Medicaid coverage to new moms for a year after they give birth.

DHS has now disenrolled more than 112,000 Arkansans in three months whose continued Medicaid eligibility was left unknown after the expiration of special pandemic-era rules.

Six states share a state line with Arkansas, and recently, all six of those states have elected to change the Medicaid benefit for postpartum care from 60 days to 12 months.

More than 230,000 Medicaid recipients in Arkansas have lost coverage since April. About a quarter of them would have lost coverage anyway because they now earn too much money or asked to be removed.

Re-enrolling in Medicaid or finding other coverage options helps lower financial risks by providing access to affordable healthcare services and limits what you are responsible for paying.