Medicaid Washington, D.C.

Medicaid, Federal Funding

Medicaid: Who has it and what could happen if the feds make major cuts?

The Congressional Budget Office said there's no way for Republicans to meet their budget goals without making cuts to Medicaid. Here's what to know.

Belleville News-Democrat on MSN · 4d

State lawmakers brace for possible federal cuts to Medicaid

“There’s no way they can cut that much out of the federal budget without touching Medicaid, because Medicaid is such a substantial portion of the discretionary funds that they have access to,” Rep. Anna Moeller, D-Elgin, who chairs the legislative appropriations committee, said after the hearing.

Newsweek on MSN · 3d

Medicaid Map Shows Federal Funding Received By Each US State

Analysis by the Congressional Budget Office released this week showed the GOP's budget goals could not be reached without reducing Medicaid spending.

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Threat of Medicaid cuts could impact dental care, have major ripple effect in DC

The Republican-led Congress is working to pass a budget resolution that could slash billions of dollars in Medicaid benefits.

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Union nurses joining “Save Our Health Care” march in Washington, D.C.

Nurses from National Nurses United (NNU) will be joining Mobilize to Save Our Health Care, a march in Washington, D.C., on ...

New Republican budget threatens Medicaid for 72 million

A new House Republican budget plan calls for $880 billion in spending cuts over the next decade. Experts say Medicaid, which ...

Medicaid advocates say critics use loaded terms to gain edge in congressional debate

Republicans such as Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, chair of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, are ...

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Trimming Medicaid would be hard, despite GOP lawmakers' goal

So far, 40 states -- as well as Washington, D.C. -- have participated in Medicaid expansion. The program's growth has reduced the number of Americans without health insurance and narrowed ...

Washington Examiner8d

Republicans must slow Medicaid spending

Medicaid spending is expected to rise from $618 billion this year to $1.02 trillion in 2035. This astronomical increase is due to bad government in Washington and greedy decisions in blue-state ...

Yakima Herald-Republic10d

Possible Medicaid cuts raise concern in Yakima County

In Washington, D.C., lawmakers are considering possible cuts to Medicaid as part of President Donald Trump's budget plan. Medicaid is funded jointly by the state and federal government.

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Cutting Medicaid and federal programs are among 4 key Trump administration policy changes that could make life harder for disabled people

Tracking disability policies has long been challenging − this will become a harder task under the Trump administration.

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What New Government Funding Bill Means for Medicaid, Medicare

Republicans unveiled the new continuing resolution bill this weekend in hopes of avoiding a government shutdown Friday.

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