APHSA in the News
Stories about APHSA and its affiliates that appear in the nation’s news publications
(4/27/06) Medicaid Users May Lose Benefits
(4/18/06) State Officials Leery of Changes to Welfare Rules
(2/5/06) Foster Care’s Foot Soldiers: Boot Camp Begins
(2/27/06) Implementing Medicare Prescription Drug Plan a Costly Proposition for States
(2/04/06) Accused Foster Dad Was Seen as No Risk
(1/19/06) Medicare Drug Plan Glitches Hit at Least 26 States
(1/09/06) New Bridge to Life After Foster Care
(12/23/05) Welfare Reform Proposal Seen to Have Less Impact in Ohio
(11/17/05) CMS Plans Medicare Fallback Mechanism for Dual Eligibles
(11/17/05) House Provision on Medicaid Citizenship Test Prompts State Unease
(11/14/05) CMS Chief Sees Benefits in Budget Bills, But Tells State Directors Changes Needed
(10/20/05) Keeping Caseworkers on the Job Focus of Child-Welfare Gathering
(10/20/05) Ohio to Lose Money on Prescription Drug Program, Official Says
(10/10/05) Evacuee Benefits Differ by State
(10/2/05) Vermont gets permission for first-in-the-nation Medicaid program
(9/7/2005) APHSA's Jerry Friedman on Katrina Relief
(7/20/2005) McClellan Insists States Will Save Big on Medicare Drug Benefit
(6/19/2005) Rising Medicaid Costs Force Tough Decisions on Cuts
(5/30/2005) States Tackle Medicare Part D
(5/29/2005) Family is Family, Regardless of Shape, Size and Color
(5/22/2005) Pennsylvania Counties Appeal Cuts to Youth Programs
(05/15/05) Unlicensed Kin Caring for Foster Kids Could Lose County Help
(05/7/05) Volusia DCF chief decries turnover
(05/05) Child Welfare’s Harsh Test
(04/05) Social Services Synchronicity
(03/29/05) The Social Services Safety Net Is Fraying
(3/28/2005) President’s Budget Proposals Shift Medicaid Program Costs to States
(3/28/2005) CMS Official Projects Medicaid Savings for States Under Medicare Drug Benefit
(03/9/05) Medicare drug plan backfires on states
(12/11/04)
High-Profile Ruling Near for Maine, Drug Firms
(12/06/04)
New Ohio Welfare Director Pledges to Keep Family Impact in Mind in Tough Budget Fight
(12/04/04)
Capitol Hill Gridlock Leaves Programs in Limbo
(12/04/04)
Medicare Law Said to Trouble Nursing Homes
(12/02/04)
Facing Deadline, States Implore CMS to Verify Eligibility Rules
(12/02/04)
Illinois, Wisconsin Will Not Drop Pharmacy Plus To Wrap Around Drug Benefit
(12/02/04)
McClellan: CMS to Auto-Enroll Duals By 2006, Promises No Coverage Gap
(12/02/04)
States, Hospitals, Advocates Press CMS to Rethink Payment Error Plan
(11/30/04)
Better Transportation for Disabled Needs Cooperation, Integration
(11/23/04)
Gingrich Says Medicaid Is Beyond Repair
(11/23/04)
Social Security Privatization Push Is Expected
(11/23/04)
States Squeezed by Medicaid Support
(11/09/04)
Private sector to try hand at welfare cases
(11/08/04)
States are pursuing a variety of policies and programs to help the disabled get employment
(10/04/04)
50-State Report Aims at Helping Disabled to Get Employment
(9/30/04)
Tennessee Governor Proposes Limiting Services, and in Georgia People Are Being Removed From Rolls.
(9/30/04)
TANF, Other Bills Casualties of Divided Congress.
(8/28/04) APHSA official says Ohio welfare reform was on the "cutting edge".
(8/16/04)
Expert shows how businesses and rehabilitation officials can work with disabled workers.
(8/12/04)
States have the option of whether they want to cover obesity treatment or not under Medicaid, according to APHSA official.
(8/11/04)
Public services agency administrators have some of the most challenging jobs in the country.
(8/02/04) Federal official says ‘Hire American’ amendment could cost states money.
(7/21/04)
Sen. Grassley talks about legislative agenda at APHSA meeting.
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