Medicaid enrollees with substance use disorders have higher health costs than those without, around $1,200 compared to $550 ...

The "opioid crisis" claimed the lives of over 80,000 Americans last year, and that figure was a 27 percent drop on the drug ...

The proposal would salvage some clean-energy tax credits and phase out others more slowly, making up some of the cost by ...

Long Island addiction-treatment providers said Monday that a congressional spending bill's $880 billion in proposed cuts, ...

When we talk about cutting Medicaid, we're talking about dismantling this critical support system,” writes Ryan Hampton.

Nevertheless, whether potential cuts to Medicaid funding would in fact cut costs is unclear. Like with any medicine, reducing access to treatments used for addiction can make people seek care when ...

Much attention has centered on how these cuts would impact public health and well-being, including potentially devastating ...

Key cost-reduction strategies include work requirements for many “able-bodied” adult Medicaid enrollees as ... is that many struggling with addiction and lack of resources land in this group.

Democrats are warning that proposed Medicaid cuts by Republicans could result in thousands of Americans being denied treatment for opioid addiction ... The spending reduction is part of the ...

My addiction had stripped away everything ... When I finally found a bed in a treatment center, it was Medicaid that covered the cost. Without it, I would have been left to die on the streets ...