Tucked inside the U.S. Senate health care bill is a little-discussed provision that could benefit Georgia, according to a conservative organization. The overall Senate legislation continues to be in flux as Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) searches for votes to pass it. Still, the current Senate version — like the House bill that is also a proposed replacement for the Affordable Care Act — contains a fundamental reorganization of Medicaid, which covers roughly 2 million Georgians.
Medicaid adjustment benefit? Bill could give break to Georgia
May provide more funding for state's elderly, disabled
