Medicaid

After nearly a decade of legal battling, a federal judge this week found widespread problems in the way Florida's Medicaid program has provided health…

Recent shootings around the country have left many reexamining police departments and policies. But Regan McCarthy reports its also led to a renewed focus…

Florida recently finished rolling out a new way of providing care to more than 3.5 million low-income Floridians. Nearly all of them, adults as well as…

The 1999 Olmstead v. L.C. decision says unnecessarily segregating people in mental hospitals, nursing homes and other institutions amounts to…

Nearly a million Floridians have gained insurance though federal exchanges as part of the Affordable Care Act. Many of those people are seeing big savings…

The Florida House and Senate are set to begin hammering out a state spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year after both chambers approved their…

Over the next few weeks, Florida lawmakers are slated to take up a series of gun-related measures, from fixes to Florida’s Stand Your Ground law TO…

The federal Health Resources and Services Administration says at least 55 million people around the country live in areas that lack an adequate supply of…

The highest number of Florida elementary and middle schools in at least a decade received "F" grades in the first draft of state report cards issued…

The federal Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services has given full approval for Florida to essentially privatize its Medicaid program. Under the…