Starting in July, thousands of families across Kentucky must again renew their Medicaid enrollment— a process one local health provider warns could leave some without necessary insurance coverage.

Nearly 1 in 3 Kentuckians are covered by Medicaid, the federal-state insurance program for low-income Americans. If you’re not among them, you probably think you won’t be affected by the big bill that ...

Kentucky lawmakers continue to scrutinize the cost of running Kentucky's Medicaid program. Kentucky lawmakers continue to scrutinize the cost of running Kentucky's Medicaid program. One Republican ...

As Kentucky's health care systems braces for billions of dollars in Medicaid cuts over the next several years, hospitals and providers are discussing how to move forward while still keeping ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Dental and vision care benefits will be restored for hundreds of thousands of Medicaid recipients in a sudden reversal by Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin's administration following an ...

The continuing growth in states’ Medicaid programs has placed a severe financial strain on state budgets. In fiscal year 2024, Medicaid was the largest category of total state spending, consuming 29.8 ...

A federal judge on Friday rejected the Trump administration’s approval of Kentucky’s Medicaid restructuring plan, days before the controversial policy was set to go into effect. In his ruling, U.S.

State Auditor Allison Ball released a special examination of the Kentucky Department of Medicaid Services (DMS) on Wednesday, which says a specific failure on the part of DMS led to more than $800 ...

The Kentucky Department of Medicaid Services (DMS) received an audit report from the Kentucky Auditor’s Office, which uncovered more than $800 million of wasted taxpayer money. Kentucky Auditor ...

A multidisciplinary team of WKU faculty and academic leaders received $145,002.93 through the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services State University Partnership Program (SUP28 Cohort) for ...

Joe Sonka and Sylvia Goodman are both Kentucky natives, but neither of them had spent too much time in eastern Kentucky or Perry County before their recent reporting trip for Kentucky Public Radio.