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The bill is full of federal funding cuts in an effort to find $1.7 trillion in savings to help pay for the president’s plan to extend his 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Delaware nearly triples its intended healthcare spending goal for 2023, marking the third year in a row the state has outpaced its benchmark.
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A GOP-backed U.S. House plan calls for at least $880 billion in cuts, which would almost certainly include cuts to Medicaid.
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Delaware’s Medicaid program is requesting a 7.7% budget increase for inflation and growth needs but braces for the possibility of federal funding cuts.
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Nemours Children’s Health and the State of Delaware launch a new payment model for kids in the state’s Medicaid program.
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Two bills expanding health insurance coverage of women’s health conditions become law following Gov. John Carney’s signature.
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Delaware receives federal funding to expand school-based health services in schools.
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The Inflation Reduction Act and how it lowers drug prices for seniors was the topic for a roundtable at the Wilmington Senior Center.
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Legislation requiring insurance providers in Delaware to cover abortion services passes in the House.
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Gov. John Carney is recommending the Department of Health and Social Services receive an 8.4% budget increase, with close to $95 million in Medicaid costs.