The New Hampshire Senate is poised to approve a two-year $15. 7 billion budget that restores cut Medicaid funding and other changes sought by Gov.

A new state budget for New Hampshire has made its way to the Senate floor for a vote later this week, WMUR reported. If the ...

Republicans in Congress want to require proof of work for Medicaid recipients as part of a massive budget bill favored by ...

Nearly four months after Gov. Kelly Ayotte pitched a state budget to lawmakers with optimistic revenue projections and few ...

Provider angst over the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (HR 1) that passed the U.S. House has focused on the limitations it would impose upon the provider ...

The full Senate will consider the $15.7 billion package Thursday. It spends more money than what the NH House approved, but ...

While Republican senators tout the proposal as a balanced response to leaner times, Democrats say it doesn’t do enough to ...

Here’s more on what Medicaid work requirements could mean for New Hampshire. Medicaid is a safety-net health insurance program administered jointly by the federal government and the states.

If the bill passes, Planned Parenthood will lose its status as a Medicaid provider, resulting in health care loss for roughly ...

Congressional proposals requiring Medicaid recipients to report work hours could strip healthcare from over a million ...

The two-year, $15.6 billion state budget cleared the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday. While affirming the top priorities of Gov. Kelly Ayotte, senators say they had to deal with the first ...