Drew Snyder is stepping down as executive director of Mississippi’s Medicaid program at the end of this month. Gov.

Select state Republican lawmakers want to impose work requirements for those who do not qualify as “physically or mentally ...

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The Path to Independence Act would permit states to impose work requirements on able-bodied Americans enrolled in the program ...

“Because if Medicaid had been expanded, that hospital in Union Springs would still be open. Thomasville would still be open.

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A Shawnee County judge denied a petition from health insurance company Aetna challenging the new Kansas Medicaid contracts ...

Montana is looking to fast-track Medicaid access for older adults who need help to stay in their homes or towns.

Mississippi Division of Medicaid Director Drew Snyder will leave his current role for a position in the private sector.

Gov. Tate Reeves appointed Cindy Bradshaw, the division’s deputy executive director for eligibility, to replace Snyder.

Governor Tate Reeves (R-Miss.) announced that Mississippi Division of Medicaid Executive Director Drew Snyder will leave the ...