Medicaid
Kentucky advocates continue watching Medicaid policy
After a federal court rejected a proposed overhaul, advocates remained focused on how future policy changes could affect healthcare access for lower-income Kentuckians.
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Public health
Regulators examine the public-health value of e-cigarettes
Federal scrutiny highlighted continuing questions about health claims, youth access and the role of nicotine products.
National policy
An archived look at the Affordable Care Act’s return to court
This report records a past legal challenge and the healthcare coverage questions it raised at the time.
Healthcare access
Providers assessed how insurer instability could disrupt care
An archive report on concerns about continuity for Medicaid beneficiaries and participating clinicians.
Quality of life
Report measured Louisville’s progress after city-county merger
Indicators provided a mixed picture of regional competitiveness and residents’ quality of life.
Medicaid
New Medicaid rates prompted questions about financial stability
The proposed reimbursement figures were higher than anticipated, while longer-term uncertainty remained.
Health services
Clinic alliance sought to bring non-emergency care closer to workplaces
The arrangement reflected broader efforts to make routine health services more convenient.
Courts
Court hearing tested Kentucky’s proposed Medicaid changes
The case drew national attention to work requirements and federal oversight of state Medicaid programs.
Prevention
Practical approaches to insomnia beyond medication
An educational program explored evidence-informed habits and treatment options for persistent sleep problems.
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