‘Presidents should put forward how they believe the country should move forward,’ budget director tells Senate panel.
Disenrollments began in May, and so far there have been a total of 100,435 people who have lost Medicaid coverage from May through July, about 1 in 5 people, according to the most recent data.
Policymakers and dental practitioners are putting their heads together to create more equitable access to oral health care for Marylanders from every walk of…
Medicare-eligible seniors in Maryland suffer from a limited number of health insurance benefit options compared to other states. While the share of Medicare beneficiaries…
One year from now the Democratic Party will select its presidential nominee to run against Donald Trump, an incumbent president who is widely reviled…
The Maryland Senate is poised to vote on a change to state retiree pharmacy benefits on Wednesday morning, with a bill that is more…
Maryland’s Democratic and Republican lawmakers alike are committed to passing legislation this year that will restore a prescription drug benefit program for retired state…
A U.S. District Court judge has issued an injunction that will retain prescription drug benefits for state retirees. Judge Peter J. Messitte granted a…
Four retired state employees sued the state Monday, charging that changes to their prescription drug benefits are illegal. The suit, filed in Baltimore City…