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Maine hospitals saved over $125 million in uncompensated care costs during the pandemic due to Maine’s expansion of its Medicaid program.
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One lawmaker said wait times are as long as four hours. The delays are due to increased call volumes related to the end of some federal benefits.
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The bill would roll back LePage-era rules barring certain income-eligible immigrants from the health insurance program.
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Several thousand lower-income women in Maine will now have access to 12 months of postpartum care under a Medicaid expansion announced by state and federal officials.
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The Legislature is considering the creation of a new state commission charged with finding ways to reduce the cost of healthcare in Maine.The proposal is…
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During his "State of the State Address," Governor LePage (R) urged lawmakers to close the $220-million budget gap at the Department of Health and Human…