Skip to search and filter Image AHCCCS and Community Partners Launch KeepMyAHCCCS.com to Help Arizonans Prepare for New Federal Medicaid Work Requirements Sept. 9, 2026 The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), together with community partners from across the state, announces the launch of KeepMyAHCCCS.com, a new online resource designed to help members, stakeholders, advocates, providers, and community partners understand federal Medicaid work requirements established under H.R.1, Section 71119, which take effect January 1, 2027. Read more Image Looming Medicaid changes put Arizonans at risk of losing coverage Sept. 4, 2026 • Arizona’s Medicaid agency, AHCCCS, has launched a new website to help enrollees navigate upcoming federal changes. • New federal law will require some Medicaid recipients to work, attend school, or volunteer starting Jan. 1. • About 418,000 Arizonans are in the population affected by the new requirements. • Health policy experts worry the changes could lead to significant coverage losses due to administrative hurdles. Read more Image Gallego vows to push back on Medicaid cuts during rural Arizona tour Aug. 13, 2026 U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego visits Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center to discuss impacts of H.R. 1 which makes several changes to Medicaid, including new work requirements for some adults and restrictions on how states finance their programs. The Congressional Budget Office has projected the changes will reduce federal Medicaid spending by hundreds of billions of dollars over the next decade. Read more Image Healthcare access: Policy, tech and price increases July 10, 2026 Emma Wager, a senior analyst for the nonpartisan health policy organization KFF, and Dr. Daniel Derksen, Director of the University of Arizona Center for Rural Health share insights on policy changes to the healthcare landscape, and how telehealth initiatives and AI tools are paving the way to transform access for rural patients. Read more Deserted at the Border June 15, 2026 An extensive look at complex challenges facing rural communities in Southern Arizona. Read more Arizonans are dropping their Obamacare insurance. Why it matters June 6, 2026 Read more Pagination … 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Image AHCCCS and Community Partners Launch KeepMyAHCCCS.com to Help Arizonans Prepare for New Federal Medicaid Work Requirements Sept. 9, 2026 The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), together with community partners from across the state, announces the launch of KeepMyAHCCCS.com, a new online resource designed to help members, stakeholders, advocates, providers, and community partners understand federal Medicaid work requirements established under H.R.1, Section 71119, which take effect January 1, 2027. Read more
Image Looming Medicaid changes put Arizonans at risk of losing coverage Sept. 4, 2026 • Arizona’s Medicaid agency, AHCCCS, has launched a new website to help enrollees navigate upcoming federal changes. • New federal law will require some Medicaid recipients to work, attend school, or volunteer starting Jan. 1. • About 418,000 Arizonans are in the population affected by the new requirements. • Health policy experts worry the changes could lead to significant coverage losses due to administrative hurdles. Read more
Image Gallego vows to push back on Medicaid cuts during rural Arizona tour Aug. 13, 2026 U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego visits Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center to discuss impacts of H.R. 1 which makes several changes to Medicaid, including new work requirements for some adults and restrictions on how states finance their programs. The Congressional Budget Office has projected the changes will reduce federal Medicaid spending by hundreds of billions of dollars over the next decade. Read more
Image Healthcare access: Policy, tech and price increases July 10, 2026 Emma Wager, a senior analyst for the nonpartisan health policy organization KFF, and Dr. Daniel Derksen, Director of the University of Arizona Center for Rural Health share insights on policy changes to the healthcare landscape, and how telehealth initiatives and AI tools are paving the way to transform access for rural patients. Read more
Deserted at the Border June 15, 2026 An extensive look at complex challenges facing rural communities in Southern Arizona. Read more
