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Baton Rouge --- Workers from the Department of Health and Hospitals Medicaid program have returned to some areas most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina to help residents apply for temporary no-cost health coverage for their families.
Baton Rouge --- Workers from the Department of Health and Hospitals Medicaid program have returned to some areas most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina to help residents apply for temporary no-cost health coverage for their families.
Baton Rouge --- Workers from the Department of Health and Hospitals Medicaid program have returned to some areas most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina to help residents apply for temporary no-cost health coverage for their families.
Baton Rouge --- Workers from the Department of Health and Hospitals Medicaid program have returned to some areas most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina to help residents apply for temporary no-cost health coverage for their families.
Baton Rouge --- Workers from the Department of Health and Hospitals Medicaid program have returned to some areas most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina to help residents apply for temporary no-cost health coverage for their families.
Baton Rouge --- Workers from the Department of Health and Hospitals Medicaid program have returned to some areas most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina to help residents apply for temporary no-cost health coverage for their families.
Baton Rouge --- Workers from the Department of Health and Hospitals Medicaid program have returned to some areas most severely affected by Hurricane Katrina to help residents apply for temporary no-cost health coverage for their families.
Baton Rouge – Medicaid offices in Livingston, Lafourche Tangipahoa and Terrebonne parishes will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2005. All employees are expected to return to work.
The Department of Health and Hospitals -- Medicaid Program is seeking licensed physicians to contract with the program on a short-term basis.
Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco has declared August LaCHIP month to encourage families to start the new school year by seeking health coverage for their uninsured children.
The Department of Health and Hospitals learned last week that Louisiana won an appeal with federal health officials on a directive that would have cost the state more than $300 million.
Louisiana’s CommunityCARE program has been termed a “model of excellence” by the federal government following a recent review of the program that provides primary care for more than 600,000 Medicaid recipients.