Medicaid Expansion

A former Jefferson County DHS employee points to flaws within the agency.

The report lists completed and ongoing efforts to find and address factors contributing to Arkansas’ high maternal mortality rate.

Three advocacy organizations joined forces in advance of Labor day weekend to share testimonies of Arkansans who rely on Medicaid.

A recent report shows about 94,000 children were kicked of Medicaid during a recent unwinding period.

The party is asking state officials to restore Medicaid coverage to more than 184,500 Arkansans whose eligibility DHS could not confirm.

Arkansas’ Medicaid rolls fell by more than 53,000 in September, the final month for redetermination for eligibility, according to new figures released by the state Department of Human Services.

Arkansas’ Medicaid rolls fell by more than 72,000 in August, according to new figures released by the state Department of Human Services Friday.

The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sent a letter to all 50 states Wednesday, asking some to restore coverage for people who were recently disenrolled for procedural reasons.

Total Arkansas Medicaid enrollment has gone down from more than 1 million to less than 916,000 since April, according to state data.

Arkansas posted its highest level of disenrollment figures since beginning its redetermination process mandated by state and federal law.