MaineCare

Medicaid provides health coverage to nearly 25% of Mainers, according to federal data.

The state is facing a $118 million MaineCare deficit, and state lawmakers have repeatedly failed to pass a supplemental budget with a two-thirds majority to immediately fill the gap.

The state's MaineCare program is facing a nearly $120 million shortfall over the next six months, which the Mills administration says has forced it to make difficult decisions.

The funding will be administered over the next decade.

Nursing homes across the state are struggling with increased costs and an acute labor shortage.

Maine's Department of Health and Human Services and the Maine Hospital Association have reached an agreement to reform reimbursement rates for MaineCare, which provides insurance for 400,000 low-income individuals.

But some testimony urged lawmakers to focus on U.S. citizens before extending access to immigrants.

The Mills administration has announced Maine will become the 16th state to run a state marketplace under the Affordable Care Act.

Maine's Department of Health and Human Services is offering temporary incentive payments to health care providers who treat children enrolled in…

Maine's Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday that it's taking measures to ensure that MaineCare recipients have access to basic…