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N.M. Home Health Visits Could Be Eligible For Federal Medicaid Funds, Expert Says

The state has expanded the program in recent years to improve children's health, but New Mexico's current budget crunch leaves its future in question. In Medicaid news in other states, Connecticut's budget would bring back radiology cuts and Louisiana lawmakers block the new Medicaid-financed centers aimed at helping "medically fragile" kids.

New Mexico's fast-growing effort to improve early childhood health and development by offering home visits from nurses and counselors would likely be eligible for federal matching funds under Medicaid, a policy expert told lawmakers on Wednesday. (Lee, 5/11)

Add radiologists and public health experts to the chorus of critics over the state budget proposal the Senate is expected to take up tomorrow. The plan hammered out by Democratic leaders last week does not restore $7 million for radiology services for the poor. The money was cut from the state budget last year. (Altimari, 5/11)

Louisiana lawmakers have agreed to block the creation of new Medicaid-financed centers aimed at helping 鈥渕edically fragile鈥 children. With an 85-0 vote Wednesday, the House gave final legislative passage to a measure placing a one-year moratorium on pediatric day health care centers, not allowing any new ones into the state-funded program until July 2017. (5/12)

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