Medicaid

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration disputes that it defied a federal judge’s decision on blocking Medicaid coverage for transgender people.

Enrollment in Florida’s Medicaid program decreased by more than 92,000 people in September, continuing a troubling trend.

Attorneys for Medicaid beneficiaries allege that Florida has not provided adequate information before dropping people coverage.

Medicaid processing issues A state Senate committee met yesterday morning in Tallahassee to discuss Florida’s turbulent Medicaid redetermination process. One key topic on the table was excessively long wait times for Medicaid’s call center.  ...

A state Senate committee met to discuss Florida' s Medicaid redetermination process. WMNF's Chris Young reports.

Young Floridians lost Medicaid Half of Floridians losing Medicaid coverage are 20 years or younger. Democratic state legislators are calling for more to be done to prevent loss of coverage.   Radioactive road materials Republican...

Half of Floridians losing Medicaid coverage are 20 years or younger, and Democratic state legislators are calling for more to be done.

A Florida Senate committee will receive information about Medicaid “redeterminations” after enrollment dropped by more than 500,000 people.

Enrollment in Florida’s Medicaid program dropped again in August -- this time by more than 105,000 people.

The U.S. Department of Justice opposes Florida’s attempt to halt an injunction requiring keeping some children out of nursing homes.

Idalia’s wake Assessment and cleanup are continuing today in north Florida and across the Bay area following Hurricane Idalia. Hours after Idalia struck Florida’s Big Bend area yesterday, Governor Ron DeSantis suggested that residents would...

Economists added $2.77 billion to Florida’s general-revenue tax projections for the current fiscal year and next fiscal year.