Medicaid, CHIP, community health centers, prescription assistance, and healthcare coverage for low-income families.
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Family physicians and advocacy groups are pushing to protect the Children's Health Insurance Program — here's how to find out if your child may qualify right now.
Federal changes to Medicaid eligibility verification are rolling out across all 50 states. Here's what the new rules actually change, what documents you may need, and what options may be available if your coverage is disrupted.
Millions of households may be eligible for free or low-cost health coverage through Medicaid and CHIP — here's how to check your options and apply.
A federal interim final rule introduces Medicaid community engagement requirements that could affect millions of low-income adults. Here's what the rule actually says, who it may impact, and concrete steps to protect your coverage.
Recent federal data shows millions of children remain enrolled in public health coverage programs — here's how to find out if your child may be eligible and what steps to take.
From the program's origins to today's application steps — here's how to find out if your child may be covered under Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program.
Medicaid cuts are reshaping who can access care. Here's what free clinics offer, who they serve, and how to find one near you.
New Census Bureau findings show major changes in who has Medicaid coverage — here's how to find out if you or your family may be eligible today.
Pharmaceutical copay cards and patient assistance programs may help reduce your out-of-pocket drug costs — but how these programs actually work is more complicated than most people realize.
Reports of widespread enrollment irregularities in ACA Marketplace plans have raised questions about subsidy integrity — here's how to make sure your own coverage is legitimate, protected, and right for your situation.
Enhanced premium tax credits have lapsed for millions of households. If you lost coverage in 2025, Medicaid, CHIP, and marketplace options may still offer a path to affordable care.
If rising premiums pushed you off your Marketplace plan, Medicaid, CHIP, and other programs may still offer a path to affordable coverage.
Enhanced Marketplace subsidies and Medicaid funding are both facing serious policy threats. Here's a clear-eyed look at what's actually at risk, who may be most affected, and the concrete steps you can take today to protect your household's health coverage.
If you're struggling to afford asthma inhalers or controller medications, federal and manufacturer assistance programs may help cover the cost — here's how to find out what's available to you.
New work requirements and eligibility rules are reshaping Indiana Medicaid. Here's what current and prospective enrollees may need to do to protect their coverage.
If your health insurance became unaffordable after enhanced subsidies ended, you may still have options through the ACA Marketplace, Medicaid, or CHIP.
Federal legislation is reshaping Medicaid eligibility for noncitizens across Georgia and beyond. Here's what's changing, who may be affected, and what steps to consider right now.
Navigating Medicaid as a refugee or immigrant can feel overwhelming — but understanding the rules, timelines, and documents required may help you access the healthcare coverage your family needs.
If you buy health insurance through the ACA Marketplace, here's what the 2026 plan year may mean for your monthly costs and coverage options — before open enrollment begins.
The Children's Health Insurance Program may cover doctor visits, prescriptions, dental, and vision for kids in households that earn too much for Medicaid but still need help.
Federal rule changes are reshaping who may remain enrolled in Medicaid. If you or a family member currently has coverage, here's what you need to know right now.
Millions of households may be eligible for free or low-cost health coverage through Medicaid and CHIP — here's how to check your options and apply.
Recent federal data challenges claims that children's health coverage is declining — here's what that means for families who may be eligible for Medicaid or CHIP right now.
New Census Bureau findings show major changes in who has Medicaid coverage — here's how to find out if you or your family may be eligible today.