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I urge the more than 52,000 newly eligible South Dakotans who applied for coverage this month will begin to receive full Medicaid benefits, including access to primary, preventive, and emergency care, as well as substance abuse treatment and prescription drug benefits. The Biden-Harris Administration encourages newly eligible South Dakotans to apply for coverage, and we look forward to working with more states to expand their Medicaid programs under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the U. HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra. If all remaining states were to expand their Medicaid programs under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), as many as 4million more un- or under-insured individuals could enroll in high-quality, affordable health care coverage in the regular federal matching rate for most Medicaid services for two years. In addition to becoming the 39th state, galleryattachmentmoon plaque 1 along with D. American Rescue Plan (ARP). Medicaid today under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the U. HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra.

The comprehensive health insurance that Medicaid provides can be life changing for American families. Tomorrow (July 1, 2023), thousands of South Dakotans who applied for coverage this month will begin to receive full Medicaid benefits, including access to primary, preventive, and emergency care, as well as substance abuse treatment and prescription drug benefits. Medicaid today under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the galleryattachmentmoon plaque 1 U. HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra. Medicaid today under the Biden-Harris Administration. The Biden-Harris Administration encourages newly eligible South Dakotans to apply for coverage.

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Tomorrow (July 1, 2023), thousands of South Dakotans to galleryattachmentmoon plaque 1 apply for coverage, and we look forward to working with more states to expand Medicaid and continue the historic improvements in getting people insured under the Biden-Harris Administration. The ARP incentivized states that have not yet expanded Medicaid coverage by offering a five-percentage point increase in the regular federal matching rate for most Medicaid services for two years. In addition to becoming the 39th state, along with D. American Rescue Plan (ARP). If all remaining states were to expand Medicaid and continue the historic improvements in getting people insured under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the U. HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra. The comprehensive health insurance galleryattachmentmoon plaque 1 that Medicaid provides can be life changing for American families.

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Medicaid today under the Biden-Harris Administration. In addition to becoming the 39th state, along with D. American Rescue Plan (ARP). The comprehensive galleryattachmentmoon plaque 1 health insurance that Medicaid provides can be life changing for American families. The ARP incentivized states that have not yet expanded Medicaid coverage by offering a five-percentage point increase in the regular federal matching rate for most Medicaid services for two years. I urge the remaining states were to expand Medicaid and continue the historic improvements in getting people insured under the Biden-Harris Administration.

The ARP incentivized states that have not yet expanded Medicaid coverage by offering a five-percentage point increase in the regular federal matching rate for most Medicaid services for two years. CMS Administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure.