Georgia, Medicaid and Brian Kemp

Some parents could be able to join Georgia’s Medicaid program without working
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp wants to let low-income parents with young kids enroll without working in a Medicaid program that provides coverage for some able-bodied adults.
Gov. Brian Kemp proposes limited expansion of Georgia’s Medicaid program
Since its July 2023 launch, Georgia Pathways has provided Medicaid coverage to 8,385 Georgians. Critics have argued thousands more could be covered if the state fully expanded Medicaid, which Kemp, previous Republican governors, and GOP legislative leaders have consistently resisted as too expensive.
Kemp proposes changes to Georgia Pathways to Coverage program as legislative session starts
With just nine months left for the test pilot program, Gov. Brian Kemp said he’s proposing new legislation to adjust how the Georgia Pathways to Coverage program works.
Gov. Kemp outlines proposed changes to Georgia ‘Pathways’ Medicaid work program
Low-income parents and legal guardians of children up to age 6 in Georgia would be eligible for the state’s Pathways to Coverage program under a new proposal unveiled by Republican Gov. Brian Kemp at the Gold Dome on Wednesday.
Kemp proposes limited expansion of Georgia's Medicaid program
Georgia will seek federal approval to extend Medicaid coverage to some low-income parents and legal guardians of children through the age of six, Gov. Brian Kemp announced.
Some parents could be able to join Georgia's Medicaid program without working
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp wants to let low-income parents with young kids enroll without working in a Medicaid program that provides coverage for some able-bodied adults ATLANTA -- Georgia Gov.
Governor Kemp proposes limited expansion of Georgia's Medicaid program
Georgia will seek federal approval to extend Medicaid coverage to some low-income parents and legal guardians of children through the age of six, Gov. Brian Kemp announced Wednesday. Georgia ...
Kemp doesn't support medicaid expansion, yet includes it in proposal
Under Gov. Kemp's new proposal, Medicaid coverage expands to cover parents and legal guardians in households with incomes at or below the federal poverty level who have children, 6 years of age and younger.
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Kemp Proposes Medicaid Changes for Low-Income Families
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is seeking to modify the state's Medicaid program, Georgia Pathways, for low-income parents with ...
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Georgia receives more than $1 million in multi-state Medicaid fraud settlement
ATLANTA, GA — An inpatient behavioral health system with facilities in metro Atlanta has reached a multi-million dollar, ...
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Georgia Democratic leaders plan to challenge Gov. Kemp's legislative proposals this session
After Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp delivered his annual State of the State address on Georgia's achievements and his legislative ...
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Kemp plans to exempt parents, guardians of young kids from Medicaid work requirement
Gov. Brian Kemp says parents of young children would no longer have to satisfy Georgia Pathways to Coverage's work ...
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Medicaid Work Requirements Could Put 36 Million People at Risk of Losing Health Coverage
This analysis builds on past evidence that work requirements impose administrative barriers and red tape that lead to ...
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Maternal death reviews get political as state officials interfere with committees’ work
As data paints a clearer picture of the impact that state policies such as abortion bans and Medicaid expansion can have on ...
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Gov. Kemp announces proposed tax cut in 2025 State of the State address
Kemp said he plans to propose a 0.2% tax cut in 2025, bringing the income tax for individuals and businesses down to 5.19%.
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp delivers State of the State address, announces legislative priorities
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp said at his State of the State address Thursday that Georgia is strong and resilient.