Several states have announced plans to sue in response to the White House memo that stops funding for most programs, including Medicaid.

The Missouri Department of Social Services announced plans to adopt SteadyIQ, a service that simplifies the process of income verification, especially for gig workers.

Issues with Tennessee's automated Medicaid eligibility system caused thousands to lose their health care coverage, a judge said.

NTT Data announced it was awarded a contract by the Idaho health department to advise on how to modernize its Medicaid system.

The group estimated $636 million in Medicaid benefits will go to citizens through automated renewals that might have been lost otherwise.

The $39 million contract will allow New Mexico's Human Services Department to update its Medicaid enrollment system.

The Georgetown University think tank released a new dataset that shows how states verify the identities of people applying online for public benefits.

Health officials said they're devising communications outreach plans to ensure Medicaid coverage continues when the pandemic officially ends.

State health technology leaders offered their updates on modernizing Medicaid systems at a government health IT conference in Baltimore.

Tens of millions could lose Medicaid benefits and expanded telehealth coverage could end in many states, experts warn.