Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Residents Believe High Healthcare Costs Not Covered By Their Insurance Or Employer Are The Most Significant Reason They Cannot Reach Financial Stability And Growth, According To A New Beacon Center Poll On A Wide Range Of Issues.
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TennCare Has Renewed Eligibility For 61% Of Those In The Program During Its Annual Redetermination Process, Which Began In April For The First Time Since A Federal Pandemic Pause Halted The Process.
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With Lots Of Work To Be Done, Tennessee’s 2024 General Session Begins At Noon On Tuesday, January 9th. Representative Scott Cepicky Didn’t Mince Words When He Said He Anticipates The Coming Session To Be “Contentious.”
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As The Tennessee General Assembly Prepares For Its 114th Legislative Session, A New Bill Has Been Filed By Democrats To Completely Undo Tennessee’s Ban On Abortion By Amending A Whole Slew Of Current State Laws.
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Outgoing Republican Rep. Sam Whitson Is Mulling A Reversal Of State Law Requiring The Governor To Gain Approval From The Tennessee Legislature Before Expanding Medicaid.
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Tennessee Extended Its Three Contracts For The State’s Multibillion-Dollar Medicaid Program After It Was Delayed A Month By State House Republicans. The Fiscal Review Committee Extended Old Contracts Instead Of Entering Into The New Ones Agreed To In 2021 Because Of Centene’s Lawsuit.
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Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced That Tennessee And 32 Other Attorneys General Have Reached A Settlement With Healthcare Clearinghouse Inmediata For A Coding Issue That Exposed The Protected Health Information Of Approximately 1.5 Million Consumers For Almost Three Years.
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Tennessee Saw 27,000 Lose Medicaid Coverage In May As The State Continues Its Process Of Redetermining TennCare Eligibility Following The End Of Federal Covid-19 Pandemic Rules.
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Tennessee Saw More Than 31,000 Members Lose TennCare Coverage In The First Month Of Redetermination, According To A Recent Unwinding Report.
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