House passes bill to allow pregnant women more timely care under Medicaid ...Middle East

House Bill 539, introducing presumptive eligibility for pregnant women, passed the full House 117-5 on Wednesday and now advances to the Senate.  The bill, authored by House Medicaid Committee Chairwoman Missy McGee, R-Hattiesburg, allows pregnant women whose net family income is 194% or less of the federal poverty level to be presumed eligible for Medicaid. They could receive medical services before their Medicaid application is officially approved by the Mississippi division of Medicaid.  For an individual, an income up to 194% of the federal poverty level would be an income up to about $29,000 a year. The bill does not introduce an additional eligibility category or expand cove

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