Maryland Senate President Ferguson highlights ‘hundreds of small cuts’ in state budget — and $111M to university system
A reduction in vacant or newly proposed government employee positions is likely to be “one of the biggest numbers” among $500 ...
Two convicted of fraud in $3.6 million Maryland Medicaid scheme in Anne Arundel court
Tasha Saunders and Robert Higgins pleaded guilty to two felonies after forging signatures and patient records for behavioral ...
Trump said he won’t touch Medicaid. Some Maryland lawmakers have doubts
At the first Cabinet meeting of his second term, President Donald Trump leaned forward and made a promise. A reporter had just asked about a U.S. House budget bill that passed the night before and ...
Maryland bill would provide weight loss medications to Medicaid patients, but the obstacle is cost
Many Marylanders struggle with obesity but cannot get access to weight loss medications because insurance will not pay for them. A proposed bill would make the drugs available to Medicaid patients ...
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A woman stole from Maryland’s system to treat poor patients — again. This time, it was millions.
A Maryland woman pleaded guilty to defrauding Medicaid of millions for mental health services she never provided.
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AG: Baltimore assisted living facility owner sentenced 5 years for exploiting vulnerable adult
An owner of a Baltimore assisted living facility has been sentenced to five years after using a bank account of a patient in ...
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Medicaid: Who has it and what could happen if the feds make major cuts?
Beadnell said the news of potential cuts has "panicked" people with disabilities and families who rely on Medicaid. Adding to concerns about federal cuts, D.C., Maryland and other states are ...
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Commentary: Changes to Medicaid jeopardize our progress on mental health
The 60-year-old Medicaid system, signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965, ensures that individuals have access ...
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Two convicted of fraud in $3.6 million Maryland Medicaid scheme in Anne Arundel court
Two people, including a repeat offender, were recently convicted of felonies after defrauding the Maryland Medicaid program of $3.6 million. According to the Maryland Attorney General’s Office ...