Senator John Boozman praised House approval of Farm Bill 2.0 on Apr. 30, calling it a key move for supporting farms and rural communities. The bill now heads toward consideration in the Senate.
Senator John Boozman joined USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins in discussing efforts to lower fertilizer costs. The Senate Agriculture Committee will hold hearings in May about improving long-term access and affordability.
Senator John Boozman announced new leadership appointments within the Senate Agriculture Committee staff. Corey Brown Weber becomes Deputy Staff Director while Skylar Sowder returns as Policy Director. Their experience is…
Little Rock Medicaid providers reported $401,318 in Enteral and Parenteral Therapy services for 2024—a 13.4% increase over the previous year’s total.
North Little Rock Medicaid providers billed $4,108,902 in 2024 for Medicine Services and Procedures, reflecting a 2.5% increase over the prior year.
In Sherwood, Medicaid reimbursements for Pathology and Laboratory Procedures hit $1,029,541 in 2024, marking a 30.2% rise amid shifts in service use and payment trends.
In 2024, Mountain View Medicaid providers billed $779,951 for services within the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies group, an 11.8% rise from the prior year.
Warren Medicaid providers reported billing $861,218 for services within the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies group in 2024, representing a 1.8% rise from the prior year.
Medicaid expenditures connected to the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies in Jacksonville climbed by 9.6% in 2024, pointing to shifts in how services are delivered and reimbursed.
In 2024, College Station Medicaid providers reported $575 in claims for services under the Evaluation and Management category, up 36.3% from the prior year.
In 2024, Medicaid providers in Maumelle billed $103,336,473 for Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare) services, representing a 28161.1% increase from the prior year.
Hensley Medicaid providers billed $59,485 in 2024 for Pathology and Laboratory Procedures, a 4865.4% increase from the prior year.
In 2024, Medicaid providers in Hensley submitted at least $770 in claims for services under HCPCS codes specifically tied to COVID-19 care, with 45.3% of virus-related billing occurring during the…
Claims associated with COVID-19 services represented less than 0.1% of Little Rock’s Medicaid payments in 2024, amounting to at least $79,729 for care tied to virus-specific HCPCS codes.
Senator John Boozman is backing new federal aid proposals aimed at helping Arkansas farmers manage rising costs and difficult market conditions. The plan seeks expanded relief measures while longer-term policy…
Senator John Boozman discussed efforts underway in Arkansas to help nearly 200,000 local veterans access federal benefits. He highlighted improvements at the Department of Veterans Affairs along with local resources…
Senator John Boozman voiced his support for President Trump’s newly announced policies benefiting American farmers. He highlighted efforts like tax cuts, expanded crop insurance access, ongoing assistance packages, and stressed…
Senator John Boozman urges Congress on Mar. 23 to resolve negotiations ending the Department of Homeland Security shutdown. Thousands of federal workers remain unpaid while critical services are disrupted across…
Senators John Boozman, Joni Ernst, and Tina Smith led a bipartisan Senate resolution designating March 21 as National Women in Agriculture Day for 2026. The move highlights women’s roles across…
Senators John Boozman (R-AR) and colleagues have introduced the AFFORD Act aiming at expanding financial opportunities for rural communities through enhanced CDFI programs. The bipartisan effort focuses on improving access…
Senator John Boozman called on lawmakers to back a bipartisan bill expanding access to prostate cancer screenings for high-risk men. The proposal aims to remove financial barriers for preventive care…
Senator John Boozman joins calls for continued conservation efforts as Arkansas faces declining duck populations. Hunters warn that reduced seasons could hurt local economies dependent on waterfowl tourism.
Senator John Boozman shared travel tips for Arkansans preparing for spring break or summer trips abroad or domestically. He emphasized planning ahead using federal resources like STEP notifications while offering…
Senator John Boozman met with Arkansas farm leader Nathan Reed on March 11 about boosting domestic demand for U.S. agricultural products. The hearing focused on supporting farmers facing tough market…
Senator John Boozman met with Arkansas farmer Nathan Reed on March 11 to discuss expanding domestic demand for U.S. agricultural goods. Reed urged Congress to pass legislation supporting American cotton…
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