Republicans Downplay Medicaid Cuts Amid Town Hall Voter Backlash
At their first press conference back in the Capitol after a weeklong recess, House Republican leaders dubiously insisted that their budget resolution won’t touch Medicaid and that the town hall attendees lacked a legitimate grievance.
Republicans this week advanced legislation that would require Iowa seek a federal approval to include work requirements as a ...
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Iowa Medicaid Sends $4M Bills to Two Families Grieving Deaths of Loved Ones With DisabilitiesCollection agents for the state of Iowa have sent letters seeking millions of dollars from the estates of at least two ...
Iowa lawmakers advanced a bill creating work requirements for Medicaid and expanding work requirements for food stamps. The ...
A proposal to remove Medicaid income and asset limits for Iowans with disabilities who work was passed out of House and ...
Legislators may launch a study of how weight loss drugs might reduce costs in the Iowa Medicaid program. Jeffrey Boeyink is a ...
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Congress moves to kill new nursing home staffing mandatesCongressional leaders are moving to overturn the federal government’s new nursing home staffing mandates as part of a larger ...
Here's how Iowa House and Senate lawmakers voted Thursday on a bill removing gender identity as a protected class in the Iowa ...
The U.S. House budget blueprint that won approval this week calls for cutting federal spending on Medicaid by about ...
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