An attorney is accusing the state's health care program of illegally taking more money than it is entitled to from enrollees who get lawsuit settlements. Larry Coben said the Arizona Health Care Cost ...

State lawmakers held a third oversight hearing with the new AHCCCS director regarding the recent massive Medicaid fraud crackdown. Behavioral health providers claim they are now struggling to get paid ...

PHOENIX – The federal government approved new work requirements for Arizona’s Medicaid program Friday, changes that child advocates fear could result in qualified recipients losing their health ...

PHOENIX — Arizona’s health care program for low income clients is not doing a good job of investigating potential incidents of fraud or abuse committed by providers or patients, the state Auditor ...

Health coverage for thousands of refugees and immigrants across Arizona has been wrongly restricted by the state’s Medicaid agency, according to a lawsuit filed this month in U.S. District Court in ...

BULLHEAD CITY — Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System recently implemented continuous coverage for children who are eligible for Medicaid, including those enrolled in KidsCare. The new process ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Thousands of Arizonans are at risk of losing health coverage provided through Medicaid, but there are steps enrollees can take to ...

The AHCCCS program serves our most vulnerable citizens. Our AHCCCS system is viewed as one of the nation's most successful. We have one of the highest percentages of Medicaid participation by ...

PHOENIX - Officials with the United States Attorney's Office say two people from the East Valley have been arrested and accused of fraud in connection with COVID-19 Pandemic loans and Arizona's ...

Sen. Jack Harper doesn’t think Arizona taxpayers should be helping poor men with their poor sex lives. The Surprise Republican has introduced legislation to ban the Arizona Health Care Cost ...

A former high-level employee of Arizona's state health-care agency pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges in connection to a scheme that had siphoned millions in state funds into a private bank account.