Texas House committee hears testimony on bills to reform state’s review of maternal mortality and morbidity
Boram Kim | Mar 28, 2023 | Texas
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Boram Kim | Mar 24, 2023 | Utah
On April 1st, Utah will observe a reduction in its enhanced federal matching rate (FMAP) for Medicaid from 6.2% to 5%. The rate reduction is the first in a series of decreases scheduled for the year before the enhanced FMAP ends on Jan. 1st of 2024. Utah’s Medicaid
The Texas House Select Committee on Health Care Reform heard testimony on several bills aimed at lowering prescription drug costs for Texans on Thursday. House Bill 25, also called the Wholesale Prescription Drug Importation Act (WPDIA), would authorize the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to develop a prescription
On Tuesday, the Colorado House Public and Behavioral Health and Human Services Committee unanimously approved House Bill 1228, which would increase Medicaid reimbursement rates to nursing facilities statewide. Sponsor Rep. Jenny Willford (D-Northglenn) testified that the aim is to improve reimbursement for nursing facility services by incentivizing access
The Colorado House Health and Insurance Committee advanced Senate Bill 93 to the committee of the whole on Tuesday. The measure would lower the state’s interest rates on medical debt from 8% to 3% and require debt collection agencies to provide consumers an itemized statement on the medical
The Texas House Select Committee on Youth Health and Safety heard testimony on House Bill 18 on Monday, a measure that would restrict digital service providers from collecting and utilizing the personal identifying information of minors. Committee members placed the bill as “pending” in committee. The bill would
The Department of Health Care Policy and Finance (HCPF) sponsored the Colorado Health Cabinet Policy Summit on Wednesday to outline the progress being made on healthcare affordability. Lieutenant Governor Dianne Primavera and HCPF Executive Director Kim Bimestefer led the virtual summit. Bimestefer said prescription drug costs are the