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Participants in New Hampshire’s Choices for Independence, a state-run Medicaid program that provides in-home care to people with disabilities and older adults, have mixed reactions to a settlement that seeks to resolve issues raised in a multi-year class action lawsuit. -
Paul Cuno-Booth/NHPRHumana is offering the only Medicare Advantage plan in Cheshire County, but the plan doesn't include Dartmouth Hitchcock or Cheshire Medical Center in it's coverage.
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Gov. Ayotte said information about the plans will be available by November. Open enrollment ends Dec. 7. -
Looming changes to Medicaid and Medicare in New Hampshire are leaving recipients with questions, and the first episodes of the latest season of NHPR podcast "Bear Brook" are now available. -
A new $11 million project will provide rural EMS providers in the Granite State with new equipment and technology, workforce training and partnership assistance for neighboring communities to share resources. -
Medicaid update: As of this January, Granite Advantage — New Hampshire’s Medicaid Expansion program, which covers people up to 138% over the federal poverty limit — will require enrollees to complete 80 hours of work or community engagement activities every month. -
Gov. Kelly Ayotte is working with the federal government to make Medicare Advantage plans available for the counties after no plans were initially approved. -
In a visit to Concord Friday, U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cast doubt on the safety of the hepatitis B vaccine but wouldn’t comment on state legislation in New Hampshire that his agency inspired. -
The $424,000 grant will support a pilot program to turn librarians and shelter advocates into volunteers who can help people seeking to apply for public benefits. -
New Hampshire and much of the country saw flu appearing in September, but experts say you can start preparing for the worst of the season now. -
Vaccination is the best way to protect yourself against measles. For most adults, one shot of the MMR is considered enough protection. But there are certain situations that call for a second dose. -
The Roadless Area Conservation rule explained; heating assistance providers worry about high costs; the state settles a lawsuit over in-home care and more.
