- A federal spending package was introduced that resulted in changes to the existing Medicaid program.
New federal rules impact state Medicaid program in Massachusetts.
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Updated Aug 11
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New federal rules impact state Medicaid program in Massachusetts.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation approved grant funding to help residents maintain health coverage amid new federal policy changes.Sub-event
MA officials and Republicans react to new federal Medicaid eligibility requirements.1 source
Trump signed the No Surprises Act while Healey addresses medical debt gaps in MA.1 source
New federal rules impact Massachusetts' state Medicaid program.1 source
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Congress
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Massachusetts
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