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‘Keep Your Care North Carolina’ campaign educates the public on new federal Medicaid requirements
Rep. Deborah Ross met in Raleigh with Medicaid recipients and caregivers to launch the 'Keep Your Care North Carolina' initiative.
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Keep Your Care Launches in North Carolina to Help People Stay Covered
For North Carolinians who rely on Medicaid, access to a doctor, prescriptions and essential care can make all the difference.
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Virginia Dems working to raise awareness of help available for people in need
The Big Ugly Bill signed into law last summer was written to keep us from feeling the worst of the pain of trillions in healthcare and social safety net cuts until after the midterms…
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New campaign aims to help NC Medicaid recipients keep coverage under new rules
Keep Your Care will help Medicaid expansion enrollees navigate new work and reporting rules. State officials warn more than 250,000 in NC could lose coverage.
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Virginia Medicaid outreach campaign launches ahead of 2027 work rules
A national outreach campaign called Keep Your Care has launched in Virginia to help certain Medicaid recipients understand new federal work and reporting requirements scheduled to begin Jan. 1, 2027.
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Keep Your Care Launches in Virginia at Roundtable with Senator Mark Warner and Secretary of Health and Human Resources Marvin Figueroa
U.S. Senator Warner and Virginia Health and Human Resources Secretary Figueroa joined the campaign launch at a Richmond roundtable
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New National Campaign Launches to Help Millions Keep Their Medicaid Coverage as States Prepare for Sweeping New Requirements
Keep Your Care will help families navigate new federal requirements, give affected communities a voice in how states implement them and build a coordinated national response to protect Medicaid
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New campaign aims to help millions at risk of losing Medicaid coverage under work requirements
“Keep Your Care” will work to help eligible Medicaid recipients maintain their coverage and navigate new rules that are set to launch Jan. 1.
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