Health care
Balancing Colorado’s Budget Means Ending Medicaid Bloat
Colorado’s budget deficits will continue until Medicaid spending improves. As the National Association of State Budget Officers has pointed out, Colorado’s “FY25 spending gap was due, primarily, to Medicaid related over-expenditures.” As reported by…
State Report Card on Telehealth Reform: Incremental…
Wisconsin improves while Louisiana backslides as federal Rural Health Transformation Program raises…
What’s the Matter With Minnesota?
State Legislative Auditors want to know why basic fraud controls were shut down The Minnesota…
ACA Subsidies, Parks Policy, and Open Enrollment in…
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss the expiration of…
ACA Subsidies, Parks Policy, and Open Enrollment in…
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss the expiration of…
$207 Million in Medicaid for dead people
The HHS Office of Inspector General today reported that Medicaid paid insurance companies $207,501,380 to care for dead people. Medicaid pays the medical costs for people with low income and those with disabilities. In Minnesota, insurance companies…
Medicaid’s Wake-Up Call
For years, federal audits of state Medicaid programs weren’t much more than a bureaucratic…
Minnesota crooks hit Medicaid for the same reason…
How Minnesota can fix the fraud: excerpt from American Experiment’s Health of the ACA Insurance…
Medicaid’s Wake-Up Call
For years, federal audits of state Medicaid programs weren’t much more than a bureaucratic…
Walz Administration Guidance on MinnesotaCare for…
A politically divided Minnesota legislature following the 2024 elections resulted in a 67-67 tie in…
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