HB89 would provide presumptive Medicaid eligibility to pregnant Alabamians before their Medicaid applications are reviewed and formally approved.

The Alabama House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that would allow presumptive eligibility for pregnant women for Medicaid. Lawmakers are hopeful expanding healthcare access will bring down ...

HB89 provides prenatal care to low-income pregnant people, improving maternal health with an estimated $1 million annual cost ...

In addition to ending taxes on tips and Social Security benefits, Trump is also vouching for a plan to renew his 2017 tax cut ...

Alabama Rep. Shomari Figures (D) is co-sponsoring a bill that aims to expand health care coverage to millions of Americans ...

The Alabama Medicaid Agency will request $1.184 billion from the state for FY 2026, about $229 million more than its budget this year. “Most of it is related to health care inflation cost,” Alabama ...

The Alabama House of Representatives has approved HB 89, a bill aimed at expanding prenatal coverage for pregnant women ...

A former Birmingham nurse pleaded guilty to the theft of opioid tablets from the nursing home where he was employed.Attorney ...

A Birmingham nurse has been convicted after stealing opioid tablets from the nursing home where he was working ...

The bill, titled Covering Outstanding Vulnerable Expansion-Eligible Residents Now (COVER Now), would provide options for states that have refused the expansion of Medicaid. The bill would ...

Last fall, Patricia called her counselor in a panic. A 29-year-old North Alabama mom, she was about to lose her Medicaid coverage, which was set to expire in October, one year after the birth of her ...

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