Medicaid Expansion

The safety net program covers more than 180,000 children, seniors, people with disabilities and low-income adults in New Hampshire.

Republican lawmakers have rejected efforts to make the program permanent since it was first implemented in 2014.

This year, the bill to reauthorize the Granite Advantage program and make it permanent sailed through the Republican-led Senate with unanimous support.

Ex-presidente Trump visita St. Anselm, y despertó oposición y aprobación en la comunidad estudiantil. Comunidad indigente en incertidumbre por el pronto cierre de refugio en Manchester. Comité de cámara no decidió sobre expansión de Medicaid.

Though it eventually passed with bipartisan support in 2014 and was reauthorized in subsequent years, Republicans were not always on board.

El estado está pidiendo que la gente entregue una prueba de elegibilidad lo más pronto posible, para que puedan seguir teniendo cobertura después que se finalice el reglamento en marzo.

The state is encouraging people to submit updated proof of eligibility as soon as possible, so they can keep receiving coverage after the rules expire in March.

Lawmakers have voted twice to continue the program and must decide whether to do so again this year.

State officials say they are halting their efforts to educate people about a new Medicaid work requirement, now that a federal judge has blocked its…

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