North Carolina governor signs into law the Medicaid expansion bill
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The Republican-controlled legislature had voted to expand Medicaid. One motivation to finally accept Obamacare in the state, was the need for more money in the health care system.
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North Carolina capped a decade of debate over whether the closely politically divided state should accept the federal government's coverage for low-income adults.
RALEIGH, N.C. (WGHP) — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed the state’s new Medicaid expansion into law on Monday. House Bill 76 is expected to provide health coverage to more than 600…
The Republican-controlled legislature had voted to expand Medicaid. One motivation to finally accept Obamacare in the state, was the need for more money in the health care system.
The state’s Democratic governor signed a bill expanding the health insurance program for low-income people days after the measure cleared the Republican-controlled legislature.
A Medicaid expansion law was signed by North Carolina's governor on Monday. The law is a legacy-victory for Democrats but one significant hurdle remains thanks to a GOP-back provision.
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