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Medicaid Managed Care Fact Sheet – Pharmacy Services Workfare for Food Stamps? NY Times: Denied Veterans Benefits Over Same-Sex Marriage, Ex-Sailor Challenges Law Where It Really Hurts: Job Losses for Low-Skill Workers by State

The Medicaid Buy-In for Working People With Disabilities (MBI-WPD) The Uninsured and Their Health Care Needs: How Have They Changed Since the Recession? NY Times: Foreclosures Empty Homes, and Criminals Fill Them Up Medicaid expansion seen covering nearly all state … Continue reading →

New York Laws Involving the Confidentiality of Domestic Violence Victim-Related Information Medicare Part D Data Spotlight: A First Look at Part D Plan Offerings in 2012 State eliminating Medicaid caseworkers for people with developmental disabilities Free search methods for your … Continue reading →

Health Information Privacy – Overview (Updated) State AGs Likely to Go After More Mortgage Servicers NY Times: Taxis Must Accommodate Wheelchairs, U.S. Attorney Says, Supporting Advocates’ Suit

CBPP: House and Senate Funding Bills Risk Loss of Rental Assistance For Thousands of Low-Income Families Editorial: Should state give free legal aid in civil cases? -Wisconsin's poor are entitled to an equal shot at civil justice Banks turn to … Continue reading →

List of Pooled SNTs in New York State (Updated) Fair Hearing of the Month Single Occupy Wall Street protester takes on 161st St. to rally against failing welfare system NY Times: Fingerprinting Those Seeking Food Stamps Is Denounced New Job … Continue reading →

Free Software: Tweaking.com – Windows Repair 1.3.1 State Options That Expand Access to Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services Bank fees prompt call for more disclosure on checking accounts Do Social Media Policies Violate NLRA Section 7 Rights?

Medicaid Utilization Thresholds (MUTS or UT) in New York State – Limits on Number of Services per Year (Updated) Upstate Foreclosure Firm Fined $2 Million, Agrees to Overhaul Its Filing Practices Refocusing Responsibility For Dual Eligibles: Why Medicare Should Take … Continue reading →