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More than 31,000 Tennesseans have lost TennCare coverage after federal regulations expanding access to the healthcare program during the COVID-19 pandemic ended earlier this year.
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Tennessee’s Medicaid program, known as TennCare, may be forced to repay the federal government $400 million or more. An audit finds that the state agency inflated estimates of charity care.
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Tennessee lawmakers rarely debate consequential legislation in the first few days of a session. But the General Assembly is forgoing precedent to alter…
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The federal government has given approval for Tennessee to provide Medicaid coverage to some children of middle-class families. To qualify, the children…
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Medicaid expansion remains a long shot in Tennessee. But a key lawmaker is pledging to give it a fair hearing this year.Details of the bill haven’t been…
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Tennessee's push to establish Medicaid work requirements remains hung up amid questions from federal regulators about using welfare money to fund the…
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Tennessee may soon have one of the most generous paid family leave policies in the country. Gov. Bill Lee made an executive order on Tuesday, offering new…
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Gov. Bill Lee on Thursday downplayed recent pushback on his administration’s effort to change Tennessee’s Medicaid program into a block grant system,…
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Tennessee Republican Senate leaders say legislation is in the works that could pave a path to covering more poor people than the current Medicaid system,…
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A federal judge has released Tennessee's Medicaid program from a 2014 injunction requiring TennCare to hold hearings for people whose applications aren't…