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Medicaid
Errors that leave eligible immigrants without Medicaid in Florida are being reported
The U.S. declares a public health emergency in Florida and Alabama after Hurricane Isaias: what changes for Medicare and Medicaid?
IRS presents new Obamacare rules: what happens with excess subsidies collected
The U.S. withdraws Obamacare subsidies from 189,000 people: who could lose assistance?
DeSantis celebrates court ruling but demands prosecution of whoever leaked grand jury report on Hope Florida
Florida reinstates limits on Medicaid mental health services on October 14: who it affects
Florida changes health insurance for children with special needs: what happens with doctors, prescriptions, and cards
The U.S. will require health insurers to inform by phone how much you could pay for a treatment starting in 2027
Florida expels more than 220 Medicaid providers: invoices found for over 24 hours a day
DeSantis and the $10 million in Medicaid: Court orders the removal of the grand jury report on Hope Florida
Trump promises to pay $90 to the more than 20 million senior adults who benefit from Medicare
Obamacare 2027: what to prepare before enrollment opens on the HealthCare portal
Medicare now allows you to compare 2027 plans: what to check before enrolling
Food Stamps for seniors and people with disabilities: which medical expenses can be deducted
Almost 177,000 immigrants in Florida could lose Medicaid starting this Thursday: which Cubans remain protected?
Thousands of migrants in Florida may lose Medicaid starting October 1: who is at risk?
Florida opens Medicaid enrollment: who can change plans and how to do it
Thousands of immigrants will lose Medicaid in Illinois: Cubans are among those exempted
Cracks emerge in the Republican stronghold of Florida just weeks ahead of the midterm elections
The first mRNA-based flu vaccine has arrived in U.S. pharmacies: Who can receive it?
The new public charge rules come into effect, which could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits
How much does it cost to give birth in the U.S.? Cuban woman reveals how much she has to pay after having her baby in Houston
Grand jury concludes that DeSantis administration diverted $10 million in public funds
Pregnant Cuban went to the emergency room in the U.S. and this is how much she paid for less than two hours of care: "What am I going to do?"
The U.S. launches a program to require bonds for public charge from immigrant visa applicants
Miami-Dade ends free lunch in its public schools
Trump reveals new plan to impose tariffs of up to 200% on imported generic drugs
Starting in September, the public charge rule for applying for permanent residency in the U.S. will change.
Millions of Americans are losing their health insurance as Obamacare subsidies expire
Historic operation against healthcare fraud in the U.S. for $6.5 billion: Twelve charged in South Florida
Individuals from South Florida are accused of fraud: They scammed Medicare out of $35 million
Trump administration clarifies who is exempt from the new Medicaid requirements
Trump's government freezes $1.4 billion due to fraud in medical services: they mention "Cuban connection."
Supreme Court suspends order blocking access to the abortion pill by mail in the U.S.
Federal court in the U.S. blocks mail delivery of abortion pill and demands in-person distribution at clinics
Trump's policies lead to a decline in Latino employment and threaten to change the Hispanic vote in the upcoming November elections
Help is sought for a 93-year-old woman who is set to be evicted from her trailer in Little Havana
The U.S. Department of Justice plans to revoke the citizenship of at least 300 American citizens born abroad
What will change in taxes in the U.S. in 2026: deductions, refunds, and criticisms
The Cuban regime denies Medicare fraud and describes it as slander
RFK Jr. denounces a health fraud scheme linked to the Cuban regime in South Florida
A Medicare administrator says that the Cuban government could be involved in massive healthcare fraud in Florida
U.S. revokes citizenship of Cuban woman convicted of multimillion-dollar Medicare fraud
Law approved introducing changes to the Food Stamps program and Medicaid in Florida: Here's what you need to know
Cuts in Florida threaten to leave thousands of HIV patients without treatment
Trump unveils his "Great Health Plan": promises to lower prices and give money to Americans
Trump shares figures on social aid to immigrants in the U.S., and Cuba appears on the list again
Judge opens the door for ICE to use Medicaid data
End of enhanced subsidies: here's how Obamacare premiums will rise in Florida
Fourteen pharmaceutical companies agree to lower drug prices in the U.S. following Trump’s “most favored nation” policy
Trump announces historic agreement to lower drug prices
Trump administration intensifies offensive against gender care for minors
Scandal in Florida: DeSantis accused of diverting millions intended for children and health to fund political propaganda
Important price reduction on 15 medications for Medicare patients in the U.S.: Here is the list
Older adults in Florida express great concern about housing affordability, according to a survey
The U.S. deports immigrants with criminal backgrounds who were receiving Medicaid benefits
Trump's immigration policy impacts the U.S. labor market, experts warn
A con artist involved in one of the largest federal frauds in the U.S. has been caught in Florida.
Activists protest outside the offices of Congress members María Elvira Salazar and Carlos Gimenez, demanding changes in immigration policy
ICE will be able to access personal data of Medicaid affiliates to track illegal immigrants
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