tennessee medicaid

A federal court said Tennessee’s Medicaid program broke the law when it mistakenly canceled coverage for thousands of people.

A new study on Medicaid expansion argues that Tennessee could give 150,000 more residents health coverage and still end up saving money.

Tennessee's push to establish Medicaid work requirements remains hung up amid questions from federal regulators about using welfare money to fund the…

A new Pew Charitable Trusts report shows Kentucky’s spending on Medicaid has increased since the recession, but remains below the national average. The…

Gov. Bill Lee on Thursday downplayed recent pushback on his administration’s effort to change Tennessee’s Medicaid program into a block grant system,…

Tennessee's plan to become the first state to receive Medicaid funding in a lump sum drew overwhelming opposition and no praise at its first public…

Tennessee would become the first state in the nation to receive its Medicaid funding in a lump sum under a proposal seeking to drastically overhaul the…

Tennessee House lawmakers said on Wednesday they're fighting to secure funding in next year's budget so that disabled children will be able to get…

A federal judge has released Tennessee's Medicaid program from a 2014 injunction requiring TennCare to hold hearings for people whose applications aren't…

A large Tennessee hospital system is suing the state's Medicaid program, TennCare, claiming it's purposefully siphoning money from hospitals that treat…