PHOENIX (AP) — A partial eligibility freeze for Arizona's Medicaid program takes effect Friday.
Arizona is now not allowing new enrollments in the non-federally mandated part of its program that serves childless adults.
The change is being made as part of a package of changes to save $500 million to help balance the new state budget.
The state had planned to bar new signups for the childless adults starting last Friday.
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