The battle to protect Medicaid for older adults and people with disabilities now moves to state capitals — where care hangs in the balance.

Republicans are deferring $850 million from the state because of unfounded fraud claims.

Republicans are deferring $850 million from the state because of unfounded fraud claims.

Learn how H.R. 1 reduces Medicaid retroactive eligibility starting in 2027, limiting coverage for past medical expenses and increasing risks for older adults.

States can help people keep their Medicaid coverage by reducing paperwork and allowing them to self-report health conditions and caregiving responsibilities as exemptions from work requirements.

Fortunately, Americans are united about what Congress should do. Strong majorities oppose benefit cuts and support revenue solutions. One of the most popular

Learn how H.R. 1 reduces Medicaid retroactive eligibility starting in 2027, limiting coverage for past medical expenses and increasing risks for older adults.

As the Trump administration goes after fraud in health care, advocates say the disability community feels singled out.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) established new work requirements and increased the frequency of eligibility redeterminations for adults covered by th…

Adults ages 50 through 64 faced some of the steepest increases in out-of-pocket costs for Obamacare plans after a set of federal subsidies expired at the end of December. Some say they are putting off...

A new report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) finds that state and local policymakers face a "one-two punch" of new federal costs and self-imposed fiscal pressures that threaten ...

As the Trump administration goes after fraud in health care, advocates say the disability community feels singled out.

The battle to protect Medicaid for older adults and people with disabilities now moves to state capitals — where care hangs in the balance.

H.R. 1 limits older immigrants’ access to Medicare, Medicaid, and ACA tax credits, leaving many uninsured and unable to afford care.

States can help people keep their Medicaid coverage by reducing paperwork and allowing them to self-report health conditions and caregiving responsibilities as exemptions from work requirements.

Family has long served as survival infrastructure for people excluded by law—and still shapes how we’re allowed to care for one another.

Seniors are the only age group that saw a rise in poverty in 2024, Census Bureau data show. Without government help, it could get worse, experts say.

This messaging guide provides recommendations to help advocates explain the harms of Medicaid estate recovery to policymakers and the public.

Washington, DC – A coalition of national advocacy organizations has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the Social Security Administration and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid ...

This webinar will cover federal and state policy changes related to Medi-Cal, Medicare, and other health care programs serving older adults in California.

Alexandria Mayor Alyia Gaskins is urging state and federal leaders to conduct expedited audits of Virginia's readiness to implement new federal requirements affecting Medicaid and food assistance programs....

In early July, President Trump signed H.R.1 also known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” after narrowly passing both the House and the Senate. The bill cuts over a trillion dollars from Medicaid, Me...

In early July, President Trump signed H.R.1 also known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” after narrowly passing both the House and the Senate. The bill cuts over a trillion dollars from Medicaid, Me...

Learn how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act slashes access to health care, nutrition, and tax credits, expands immigration enforcement, and harms low-income and immigrant communities—putting the U.S. eco...

The bill sets a dangerous precedent that Congress will use Medicaid, Medicare, and SNAP as a piggy bank for billionaires.

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