Q&A: SC Medicaid asking to cover more low-income parents, but they will have to work for it
Many low-income South Carolina parents earn too much to get Medicaid but the state wants to expand coverage for them - as ...
More substance use treatment and mental health care through Medicaid could lower deaths
Many people who need mental health treatment also have a drug or alcohol problem but few in SC Medicaid get both. A new ...
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SC Gov. McMaster requests Medicaid work requirements be reinstated
Governor McMaster stated that this initiative will require Medicaid beneficiaries to complete 80 hours per month of work, job ...
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Across the South, rural health care has become ‘trendy.’ Medicaid expansion has not.
Some experts point out that bolstering the number of rural clinics, hospitals, and doctors in the South won’t matter much if patients can’t afford to make an appointment.
SC could be short 3,000 doctors by 2026, experts say. Here's how lawmakers want to fix it.
Lawmakers at the State House are exploring solutions to South Carolina’s doctor shortage, including funding residency ...
SC governor asks to expand Medicaid eligibility for working parents
Gov. Henry McMaster asked federal officials Tuesday to quickly approve his request that would expand Medicaid eligibility for poor parents who are working or going to school. If the Trump ...