Nope! #RussiaRandy, Putin's mailboi was & is an asshole. MAGA love him for some idiotic reason even though he wants to raise their retirement age to 70, cut their SS, SSI, SSDI, Medicaid, Food Stamps, Medicare, KCHIP & any other benefits he can think of that help old people, the poor & the disabled.
December 21, 2024 at 5:48 AM
Nope! #RussiaRandy, Putin's mailboi was & is an asshole. MAGA love him for some idiotic reason even though he wants to raise their retirement age to 70, cut their SS, SSI, SSDI, Medicaid, Food Stamps, Medicare, KCHIP & any other benefits he can think of that help old people, the poor & the disabled.
Read this great interview with @UCB_Chemistry alum Cheri Ackerman, PhD, about her career & work as CEO of start-up @ConcertoBio, which builds "microbial ensembles" that work in concert to perform desirable functions such as rebuilding the skin microbiome
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Alumna Spotlight with Cheri Ackerman of Concerto Biosciences | College of Chemistry
Cheri Ackerman (Ph.D. '17, ChemBio) is a co-founder & CEO @ Concerto Biosciences, an MIT/Harvard spinout that develops microbial “ensembles” as revolutionary new disease treatments. To discover ensembles, Concerto uses a novel screening platform called kChip, which Ackerman worked on as an NIH Kirschstein Postdoctoral Fellow with Prof. Paul Blainey at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Prior to this, Ackerman earned her Ph.D. in Chemistry as a Hertz Fellow at UC Berkeley. She holds a B.S. in Biochemistry and Spanish from Calvin University (Grand Rapids, MI). Ackerman is passionate about solving high-impact problems in a way that promotes health and wholeness for everyone impacted by the solution.
chemistry.berkeley.edu
February 27, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Read this great interview with @UCB_Chemistry alum Cheri Ackerman, PhD, about her career & work as CEO of start-up @ConcertoBio, which builds "microbial ensembles" that work in concert to perform desirable functions such as rebuilding the skin microbiome
chemistry.berkeley.edu/news/alumna-sp…
chemistry.berkeley.edu/news/alumna-sp…
A groundbreaking bill in Kentucky aims to transform healthcare access for children, but could new copayments create barriers for vulnerable families?
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#KY #ChildrensHealth #PreventiveCare #CitizenPortal #HealthcareAccess
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Kentucky health officials establish KCHIP fees for families above federal poverty line
Kentucky sets copayment structure for KCHIP based on family income levels.
citizenportal.ai
February 22, 2025 at 1:17 AM
A groundbreaking bill in Kentucky aims to transform healthcare access for children, but could new copayments create barriers for vulnerable families?
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#KY #ChildrensHealth #PreventiveCare #CitizenPortal #HealthcareAccess
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#KY #ChildrensHealth #PreventiveCare #CitizenPortal #HealthcareAccess
Kentucky's new House Bill 540 promises to revolutionize children's healthcare access by expanding vital services like dental and vision care to all eligible kids across the state.
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#KY #HealthPolicy #ChildrensHealth #CitizenPortal #HealthcareAccess
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#KY #HealthPolicy #ChildrensHealth #CitizenPortal #HealthcareAccess
Kentucky Cabinet to ensure KCHIP access for eligible children statewide
KCHIP program will provide dental and vision services within 12 months of federal approval.
citizenportal.ai
February 22, 2025 at 12:42 AM
Kentucky's new House Bill 540 promises to revolutionize children's healthcare access by expanding vital services like dental and vision care to all eligible kids across the state.
Learn more here
#KY #HealthPolicy #ChildrensHealth #CitizenPortal #HealthcareAccess
Learn more here
#KY #HealthPolicy #ChildrensHealth #CitizenPortal #HealthcareAccess
Kentucky is on the brink of a transformative change in child healthcare with the introduction of House Bill 683, aiming to expand vital health coverage for its youngest residents.
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#KY #HealthAccessEquity #ChildHealthCoverage #HealthcareReform #CitizenPortal
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#KY #HealthAccessEquity #ChildHealthCoverage #HealthcareReform #CitizenPortal
Kentucky Cabinet outlines KCHIP child health plan for federal funding
Cabinet for Health prepares KCHIP plan to secure federal matching funds for children's health.
citizenportal.ai
February 19, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Kentucky is on the brink of a transformative change in child healthcare with the introduction of House Bill 683, aiming to expand vital health coverage for its youngest residents.
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#KY #HealthAccessEquity #ChildHealthCoverage #HealthcareReform #CitizenPortal
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#KY #HealthAccessEquity #ChildHealthCoverage #HealthcareReform #CitizenPortal
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
March 13, 2026 at 5:03 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 25, 2026 at 6:34 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 23, 2026 at 11:29 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 21, 2026 at 6:38 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 18, 2026 at 8:30 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 15, 2026 at 11:29 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 14, 2026 at 8:31 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 13, 2026 at 6:27 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
February 5, 2026 at 3:17 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage will be based on a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage available under KCHIP shall be based: a. On a six (6) month period; and b. Upon a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
January 31, 2026 at 11:35 PM
Summary: "KCHIP" means the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program. The premium contribution per family for health insurance coverage available under KCHIP shall be based: a. On a six (6) month period; and b. Upon a sliding scale relating to family income not to exceed: i.
"Table 1 below shows potential federal funding losses by district if the $880 billion in {Medicaid cuts are passed to fund tax cuts for rich pricks and} were to be proportional to current Medicaid and CHIP enrollment.."
Check your district here: www.americanprogress.org/article/the-...
Check your district here: www.americanprogress.org/article/the-...
February 25, 2025 at 3:13 PM
"Table 1 below shows potential federal funding losses by district if the $880 billion in {Medicaid cuts are passed to fund tax cuts for rich pricks and} were to be proportional to current Medicaid and CHIP enrollment.."
Check your district here: www.americanprogress.org/article/the-...
Check your district here: www.americanprogress.org/article/the-...
Medicaid goes by different names in every state, but no matter what it’s called, millions rely on it.
With this vote to cut nearly $1T from Medicaid, your coverage could be next.
Check this list to see what Medicaid is called in your state:
#VoteNo
With this vote to cut nearly $1T from Medicaid, your coverage could be next.
Check this list to see what Medicaid is called in your state:
#VoteNo
July 2, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Medicaid goes by different names in every state, but no matter what it’s called, millions rely on it.
With this vote to cut nearly $1T from Medicaid, your coverage could be next.
Check this list to see what Medicaid is called in your state:
#VoteNo
With this vote to cut nearly $1T from Medicaid, your coverage could be next.
Check this list to see what Medicaid is called in your state:
#VoteNo
I heard a stat yesterday that maybe you’ve come across in your reporting and could gut-check. What I read (w/o citation) was that 51% of age-eligible kids in KY were on KCHIP. Stat here indicates 45% of births in the state are covered by Medicaid, so it tracks. healthjournalism.org/wp-content/u...
healthjournalism.org
January 29, 2025 at 5:28 PM
I heard a stat yesterday that maybe you’ve come across in your reporting and could gut-check. What I read (w/o citation) was that 51% of age-eligible kids in KY were on KCHIP. Stat here indicates 45% of births in the state are covered by Medicaid, so it tracks. healthjournalism.org/wp-content/u...
Most of these Medicaid recipients don't know they're on "Medicaid" - state-administered and distinctly branded in most states, e.g., WA's "Apple Health" program.
www.medicaidplanningassistance.org/state-medica...
States not listed use variants such as "Kentucky Medicaid/KCHIP".
www.medicaidplanningassistance.org/state-medica...
States not listed use variants such as "Kentucky Medicaid/KCHIP".
April 30, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Most of these Medicaid recipients don't know they're on "Medicaid" - state-administered and distinctly branded in most states, e.g., WA's "Apple Health" program.
www.medicaidplanningassistance.org/state-medica...
States not listed use variants such as "Kentucky Medicaid/KCHIP".
www.medicaidplanningassistance.org/state-medica...
States not listed use variants such as "Kentucky Medicaid/KCHIP".
For families who earn too much for Medicaid, their children may still qualify for health coverage through KCHIP. It’s designed to make sure kids and new parents don’t fall through the cracks. #KCHIP #ChildrensHealth #HealthInsurance #KnowYourCoverage
June 11, 2025 at 6:02 PM
For families who earn too much for Medicaid, their children may still qualify for health coverage through KCHIP. It’s designed to make sure kids and new parents don’t fall through the cracks. #KCHIP #ChildrensHealth #HealthInsurance #KnowYourCoverage
According to @kff.org, 1.4 million Kentuckians are enrolled in Medicaid or the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program (KCHIP). Medicaid enrollment is 10% higher than before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in February 2020.
#Medicaid #HealthPolicy
#Medicaid #HealthPolicy
Medicaid policy is at a crossroads. With potential funding cuts and eligibility changes on the horizon, now is the time to understand how these policies impact millions of Americans.
Find our clear, fact-based resources on the role of #Medicaid in the U.S. health system, below:
Find our clear, fact-based resources on the role of #Medicaid in the U.S. health system, below:
Understanding Medicaid: What You Need to Know
Medicaid is the nation’s largest health insurer, yet it's often misunderstood. Here's a set of resources that provide clear, fact-based insights on the program.
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February 4, 2025 at 7:38 PM
According to @kff.org, 1.4 million Kentuckians are enrolled in Medicaid or the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program (KCHIP). Medicaid enrollment is 10% higher than before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in February 2020.
#Medicaid #HealthPolicy
#Medicaid #HealthPolicy
Indiana:
Hoosier Healthwise (HHW)
Kansas:
KanCare
Kentucky:
KChip
Louisiana:
Healthy Louisiana
Maine:
MaineCare
Maryland:
Medical Assistance in Maryland (MAM)
Massachusetts:
MassHealth
Michigan:
Medical Assistance OR
Healthy Michigan Plan (HMP)
Hoosier Healthwise (HHW)
Kansas:
KanCare
Kentucky:
KChip
Louisiana:
Healthy Louisiana
Maine:
MaineCare
Maryland:
Medical Assistance in Maryland (MAM)
Massachusetts:
MassHealth
Michigan:
Medical Assistance OR
Healthy Michigan Plan (HMP)
February 27, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Indiana:
Hoosier Healthwise (HHW)
Kansas:
KanCare
Kentucky:
KChip
Louisiana:
Healthy Louisiana
Maine:
MaineCare
Maryland:
Medical Assistance in Maryland (MAM)
Massachusetts:
MassHealth
Michigan:
Medical Assistance OR
Healthy Michigan Plan (HMP)
Hoosier Healthwise (HHW)
Kansas:
KanCare
Kentucky:
KChip
Louisiana:
Healthy Louisiana
Maine:
MaineCare
Maryland:
Medical Assistance in Maryland (MAM)
Massachusetts:
MassHealth
Michigan:
Medical Assistance OR
Healthy Michigan Plan (HMP)
#KENTUCKY: KCHIP, CoventryCares, KYHealth Choices, Passport Health Plan & WellCare.
Note that this is based on a list of program names from a decade ago; some of these programs may have been discontinued or changed their names by now.
Note that this is based on a list of program names from a decade ago; some of these programs may have been discontinued or changed their names by now.
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Alt: a man dressed as kentucky fried chicken is holding a bucket of kfc
media.tenor.com
February 8, 2025 at 8:44 PM
#KENTUCKY: KCHIP, CoventryCares, KYHealth Choices, Passport Health Plan & WellCare.
Note that this is based on a list of program names from a decade ago; some of these programs may have been discontinued or changed their names by now.
Note that this is based on a list of program names from a decade ago; some of these programs may have been discontinued or changed their names by now.
In Kentucky, more than half of state's children are covered by Medicaid or companion program, KCHIP... approximately half... rely on these programs for their healthcare needs, including preventative care and treatment for various conditions. Proposed cuts to Medicaid and KCHIP... significant impact
May 24, 2025 at 6:14 AM
In Kentucky, more than half of state's children are covered by Medicaid or companion program, KCHIP... approximately half... rely on these programs for their healthcare needs, including preventative care and treatment for various conditions. Proposed cuts to Medicaid and KCHIP... significant impact