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What You Need to Know About 1332 Waivers & Georgia’s Health Insurance Marketplace
February 25, 2019
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Did you know? New Medicaid and CHIP snapshots from @GeorgetownCCF and @AmerAcadPeds show that Medicaid coverage helps Georgia's children succeed in school and in life.
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Get to know #SBIRT! SBIRT stands for Screening, Brief Intervention, & Referral of Treatment. It’s a tool used to identify individuals who use alcohol and other drugs at harmful levels and guide follow-up counseling and treatment.
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Why do we need stories? Your story is powerful! Stories help to put a human face to health care issu...2019 Policy Priorities
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How To Get Your Money's Worth From Your Health Insurance
Once you've signed up for health insurance, it's important you understand how to use it! This video explains how to select a doctor, access preventive services, and budget for future health costs.
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Sherry Ward
At 77 years old, Sherry Ward uses her Medicaid waiver to get the transportation she needs to get to the pharmacy to pick up her medications, doctors appointments, and RossWoods, an adult day center. Medicaid also helps Sherry pay for her seven different medications.
"I couldn't make it if I didn't have [Medicaid]. There would be no way."Blog
The 2019 Georgia legislative session is over but we are not finished! Yesterday was Sine…
Last week Georgia’s Governor signed SB 106, legislation that allows the state to pursue an…
Legislative Update: Week 10 Risky health care waiver bill passed by House committee Last Wednesday,…