CSG Government Solutions, a national leader in government program modernization, today announced that it has been selected by the Missouri Department of Social Services, Medicaid Audit & Compliance ...

A bill introduced in Missouri would create a list of expecting “at risk” mothers in the state in order to “reduce the number ...

The Republican-sponsored constitutional amendment would require able-bodied Medicaid participants ages 19 to 49 to prove they ...

House Bill 807, nicknamed the “Save MO Babies Act,” was proposed by Republican state Rep. Phil Amato.

We’re looking at something like e-Harmony for babies,” bill author Gerard Harms told the House Children and Families ...

Missouri Republicans are pushing for a constitutional amendment to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients aged 19-49 ...

House Bill 807, named the "Save MO Babies Act," would allow the state to create a registry of every pregnant mother who "is ...

House Bill 807, also known as the “Save MO Babies Act,” was proposed by Republican Rep. Phil Amato to create a registry of expectant mothers and adoptive parents to reduce the number ...

And now, legislation proposed by state Rep. Phil Amato, House Bill 807, nicknamed the “Save MO Babies Act,” seeks to register pregnant women who are “at risk” in the state allegedly to “reduce the ...

According to a post to X from Gov. Mike Kehoe, O'Neal's visit was to celebrate the Missouri Department of Social Services' expansion of an income verification program that was cofounded by O'Neal.

The Save MO Babies Act, introduced by Republican state Rep. Phil Amato, would require Missouri, starting July 1, 2026, to “maintain a central registry of each expectant mother who is at risk for ...

Pregnant Missouri women who are considering an abortion could have their information stored in a proposed database that is being described as “eHarmony for babies.” Rep. Phil Amato, R-Arnold, is the ...