under the program Georgia Pathways. If the incoming Trump administration approves Kemp's plan, parents and guardians of kids up to age 6 in households at or below 100% of the federal poverty level could receive Medicaid without meeting those requirements. ...
The plan includes $257 million in additional funding for Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, the joint state and federal health insurance program for low-income residents. “Just in case anyone out there continues to try to tell people we are not spending more on Medicaid—we are, every single ...
While Georgia Democrats and health-care advocates have long pushed for full-blown Medicaid expansion, Kemp said the purpose of his more limited program is to transition low-income Georgians from Georgia Pathways to Georgia Access, a program that provides insurance coverage through the private sector....