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The Arkansas Department of Human Services is engaged in a six-month review of state Medicaid enrollees, protected during the federal public health emergency by a continuous coverage requirement. Arkansans who seek to re-enroll are once again required to prove eligibility. Because Marshallese migrants in late 2020 were granted federal Medicaid entitlement, many islanders may be unaware of state redetermination requirements proving need. As a consequence they could end up losing critical health care coverage.
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This week, Legal Aid of Arkansas, a nonprofit that represents low-income Arkansans in civil legal proceedings, filed a lawsuit against the Arkansas…
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Getting a job, paying rent and other matters can be difficult after struggles with opioid abuse that might have included legal difficulties, which creates…
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As employees are returning to their jobs during the state's first phase of reopening the economy following the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, many are…
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Legal Aid of Arkansas will talk to Northwest Arkansas residents next week about open enrollment for the Affordable Healthcare Act. One meeting is…