Some Republicans expressed doubt that Medicaid cuts are coming. Alternative changes suggested included work requirements and anti-fraud efforts.

Congressman Steven Horsford, representing Nevada's 4th District, hosted a State of the District Town Hall on Saturday to discuss the implications of the Presid

About 312,000 Nevadans could lose health coverage if federal matching program gets cut to pay for President Trump's agenda.

As the only Republican in Nevada’s congressional delegation, Amodei is keenly aware that he might be the only Nevadan in Washington (sorry, Kash Patel) that the new administration is willing to hear out.

Nevada state lawmakers heard worst case scenarios if Congress significantly reduces federal Medicaid spending. There’s a lot of uncertainty as state lawmakers are required to pass the biennial budget over the next 100 days.

With a key budget hearing on Medicaid funding scheduled on Thursday, Nevada lawmakers worked Wednesday to be prepared if federal cuts pose a threat to the state budget.

Congresswoman Susie Lee introduced a new bipartisan bill aimed at tackling the doctor shortage in Southern Nevada.Speaking at the University Medical Center al

Nevada’s health care leaders sounded the alarm on pending Medicaid cuts during a legislative hearing Wednesday, but uncertainty over the scope of changes left them unwilling to predict just how drastically health care in the state could be affected.

Gov. Joe Lombardo is urging Congress and the Trump administration to refrain from slashing Medicaid funding, warning that cuts to essential programs alone “will not solve Washington’s spending problem or the rising cost of

Republicans have made it known that they’re considering plans to cut billions of dollars from the Medicaid program.

No matter how many times Speaker Mike Johnson claims otherwise, this is not about eliminating waste, fraud or abuse. It is a deliberate attack on vulnerable Americans to finance tax breaks for the ultrarich

Health Plan of Nevada is denying or reducing services to a degree that is dangerous, putting patients at risk of harming themselves or others through their continued substance abuse, according to