WJTV1d
How many people rely on safety net programs in Mississippi?
With recent focus statewide and nationally on social safety net programs, any changes could impact hundreds of thousand of ...
Truthout1d
The Southern Women Answering Medicare Help Calls Are Still Fighting for a Union
As the union organizing fight enters its eighth year, Flemmings called a union “the best option” for workers. Not only is it ...
The American Journal of Managed Care1d
Shaping Dermatology's Future by Increasing Access, Data, and Advocacy
Thy N. Huynh, MD, FAAD, Bruce A. Brod, MHCI, MD, FAAD, and Melissa Piliang, MD, FAAD, discussed expanding access to pediatric ...
Capital & Main3d
The Southern Women Handling 1-800-MEDICARE Calls Still Want a Union
Federal call center workers continue their fight after the Biden administration dialed back support for it. Two days before ...
Medicare, Medicaid numbers: How many people use federal health insurance in Mississippi?
Do you know how many people in Mississippi get medical help through Medicare and Medicaid? What you need to know about the ...
Mississippi gets more federal funds than it pays in taxes. Here's what that money gets you
Ever wonder how much Mississippi sends to the federal government in taxes vs. how much residents get back? Here's what we know.
NMHS could terminate certain Medicare Advantage agreements
TUPELO – North Mississippi Health Services (NMHS) facilities and providers plan to terminate their agreements with United ...
1 MS hospital among nation's top performers, according to Healthgrades. It is not in Jackson
The hospital is the only state facility listed among top performers in the U.S. on Healthgrades national rankings.
Journal Record9d
Medicare Advantage agreements could possibly terminate with NMMC
North Mississippi Health Services facilities and providers plan to terminate their agreements with United Healthcare AARP Medicare Advantage and Medicaid required Dual Special Needs Medicare Advantage ...
Mississippi Today11d
As Congress moves toward potential Medicaid cuts, expansion grows more unlikely in Mississippi
The talk of such dramatic changes to the federal-state program has Mississippi lawmakers concerned – and hesitant to push ...
The Hill16d
Mississippi judge orders local paper to remove editorial, sparking outrage
A Mississippi judge issued a Tuesday order forcing the Clarksdale Press Register to remove an editorial criticizing city officials, sparking First Amendment concerns and pushback from press advocates.
The Clarion-Ledger17d
As Mississippi session passes halfway point, Medicaid expansion looks unlikely. See why
Hosemann said he has been in talks with Drew Snyder, who was recently appointed to a high-ranking position in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. He previously served as Mississippi ...