Here are this week’s top five most-clicked stories from MHA’s News Roundup newsletter.
Becker’s Hospital Review, by Lukas Voss
Maryland Working to Keep People Enrolled in Medicaid as New Requirements Loom
WYPR, by Scott Maucione
Maryland’s health secretary says the state is taking measures to use technology and outreach to keep people enrolled in Medicaid next year as new requirements go into effect next year.
Maryland Seeing Higher ACA Disenrollment Rates in Beginning of 2026 After Federal Tax Credit Expiration
WYPR, by Scott Maucione
Maryland is seeing more people than usual drop out of ACA health care plans after the first quarter after federal subsidies were allowed to sunset by Congress. The state saw an 8% disenrollment rate from people unable to pay for their ACA health care plans from January to the end of March, which translates to about 18,000 residents.
May Is Preeclampsia Awareness Month; OB-GYN Warns of Signs That Can Turn Deadly Fast
WBFF, by Gianna Desiderio
Pre-eclampsia can quickly go from dangerous to life-threatening for both mother and baby if the signs are not recognized. Dr. Abimbade Akhigbe, an OB-GYN at Ascension Saint Agnes, discusses the condition.
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