The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said in 2024 that Medicaid's improper payment rate was about 5.1 percent, KFF ...

New York will end its Essential Plan health insurance program, which covers 1.7 million low- and middle-income New Yorkers, ...

If a person moved out of New York but wasn't disenrolled from Medicaid by the state, insurance premiums would still be paid ...

The Office of Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli found that the State Department of Health may have improperly paid over $2.6 ...

State comptroller flagged nearly $1.2 billion in payments the state health agency made on behalf to people whose residency ...

The move theoretically averts the loss of zero-premium health coverage for around 1.3 million New Yorkers who are low-income ...

Is NYS paying close enough attention to Medicaid members who may live out of state?An audit from the NYS Comptroller's office found "...multiple issues with how ...

In response to significant federal funding cuts, New York State health officials are taking decisive steps to maintain health care access for its residents.

Applying to it in New York may seem like a laborious and resource-intensive route to take; particularly so to a first-time Medicaid in New York, especially when they do not exactly know what to expect ...

Paying attention to the documentation required to apply for and sustain Medicaid coverage in New York is more important than ever under President Donald Trump's tax cut and government spending bill.

A box of fresh produce, a new air conditioning unit and an Uber to the local farmer’s market aren’t typical medical benefits. But in New York, they’re now covered for Medicaid enrollees under a $7.5 ...

President Trump’s signature domestic policy law could make it harder for states to fund programs to help people find stable ...