Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans could lose health care coverage with a proposed repeal of Medicaid expansion in the state budget bill.

The new budget outlines language that could end the Medicaid expansion within the state, leading thousands to lose their health insurance coverage.

A swirl of possible state and federal policy decisions could eject 771,000 Ohioans from Medicaid, a public health insurance program for low-income earners. Those people are covered today thanks to Ohio’s 2013 decision via Gov.

Ohio medical professional are worried about proposed work requirements for Medicaid, fearing that if implemented, the requirements would place barriers to care for patients who need it most, emails obtained and interviews conducted by the Ohio Capital Journal show.

Estate Recovery seeks to obtain repayment for the cost of Medicaid benefits once a Medicaid eligible individual is deceased.

The proposed Medicaid work requirements mean more than 61,000 Ohioans could lose their health insurance according to estimates from the Ohio Department of Medicaid.

Vivek Ramaswamy, the Cincinnati-born biotech entrepreneur who departed the Department of Government Efficiency initiative on President Donald Trump’s first day, launched his bid for Ohio governor Monday with promises to institute work requirements for Medicaid and merit pay for all public school teachers and administrators.

Ohio medical professionals are worried about proposed work requirements for Medicaid, fearing that if implemented, they would place barriers to care for patients who need it most, emails obtained and interviews conducted by the Ohio Capital Journal show.

Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans could lose health care coverage with a proposed repeal of Medicaid expansion in the state budget bill.

House Bill 8, has been introduced in Ohio with the goal of expanding private insurance and Medicaid coverage for biomarker testing for cancer patients. Some small business groups and health insurers have pushed back.

Vivek Ramaswamy, the Cincinnati-born biotech entrepreneur who departed the Department of Government Efficiency initiative on President Donald Trump’s first day, launched his bid for Ohio governor Monday with promises to institute work requirements for Medicaid and merit pay for all public school teachers and administrators.

Vivek Ramaswamy, the Cincinnati-born biotech entrepreneur who departed the Department of Government Efficiency initiative on President Donald Trump’s first day, launched his bid for Ohio governor Monday with promises to institute work requirements for Medicaid and merit pay for all public school teachers and administrators.