Boston University School of Public Health: New Georgia Medicaid Expansion 'Will Come at the Expense of Low-Income Georgians'
September 30, 2023
September 30, 2023
BOSTON, Massachusetts, Sept. 30 (TNSres) -- Boston University School of Public Health issued the following news:
By Jillian McKoy
This past July, Georgia became the first state to partially expand its Medicaid program and impose requirements that force low-income Americans to work, volunteer, study, or train to become eligible for this healthcare coverage.
The state claims this new program, called Georgia Pathways to Coverage, will increase access to afford . . .
By Jillian McKoy
This past July, Georgia became the first state to partially expand its Medicaid program and impose requirements that force low-income Americans to work, volunteer, study, or train to become eligible for this healthcare coverage.
The state claims this new program, called Georgia Pathways to Coverage, will increase access to afford . . .