(ABC 6 News) — Iowa Republican lawmakers are once again trying to pass a ban on Medicaid funding for gender-affirming care.

Iowa’s plan to add work requirements to its Medicaid expansion program is still in draft form, according to the Iowa ...

Iowans attended a public hearing Wednesday on the state’s proposal to add work requirements to the state’s expanded Medicaid ...

Iowa Republican lawmakers are trying again to pass a ban on Medicaid funding going to gender-affirming care for transgender ...

Iowa Medicaid would no longer cover surgical, hormonal and other procedures related to treating Iowans with gender dysphoria ...

“About 673,000 people are covered by Medicaid in Iowa,” Nuzum says, “and in Iowa, the Medicaid program is called Iowa Health Link. It really is the source for coverage for kids to see ...

Iowans asked questions and raised concerns about whether they could lose health care under a proposed Medicaid work requirements plan.

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Like most other states, Iowa, where Mecham lives, has a Medicaid “buy-in program,” which allows people with disabilities to join Medicaid even if their incomes are a bit higher than would ...

The measure included language that the funding allocated for Iowa’s Medicaid program “shall not be used for sex reassignment surgery or treatment related to an individual’s gender dysphoria ...

HHS administers Iowa Medicaid, the joint federal and state program that helps cover medical costs for some Iowans with limited income and resources, including eligible low-income adults ...