1.2 million people are covered by Medicaid in Minnesota. How would possible cuts affect them?
Medicaid is a health insurance program that covers about one in five people across the country. What would possible cuts mean in Minnesota?
For Minnesota seniors, more is at risk than Medicaid
The Older Americans Act was set to be reauthorized, but its future is now uncertain.
MinnPost13d
Budget bill’s potential cuts to Medicaid threaten Minnesota’s budget and hospitals, health care for thousands
House GOP efforts to slash the popular social safety net would give Democrats fodder for the midterm elections.
McKnight's Long-Term Care News3d
Medicaid cuts will balance budget on the ‘backs of seniors,’ LTC providers say
Minnesota LTC providers are criticizing a bill they say would balance the state’s budget on the “backs of seniors” due to Medicaid cuts.
Post-pandemic Medicaid rollback hit Woodland Centers finances in west central Minnesota
The need for mental health services has continued to trend upward in the seven counties served by , while uncertainty over the future of public funding for health care has the attention of the ...
Detroit Lakes Tribune2d
Big cuts to Medicaid will hurt rural hospitals like Essentia Health
About 65% of our payments come from government programs,” including Medicaid and Medicare, said Dr. Stephanie Gefroh.
Twin Cities Business2d
There’s a Pharmacy Shortage in Minnesota
For those who cannot easily make trips far outside their immediate area, the closure of a pharmacy can increase the ...
Post Bulletin1d
Rochester Counseling Center continues addiction, mental health treatment with a new operator
Partners Behavioral Healthcare took over NUWAY's intensive outpatient treatment centers in Rochester, St. Cloud, Duluth and ...
Detroit Lakes Tribune7h
Essentia Health St. Mary’s one of six Minnesota hospitals named to national top 100 list
The list includes about 2,100 hospitals. Other hospitals in the region that made the list are in Alexandria and Brainerd.
Duluth News Tribune4d
Some of Minnesota’s farm country has high cancer rates, but the causes aren’t clear
The reasons for that shift aren’t fully understood. Minnesota has especially high rates of blood cancers, like leukemia and ...