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Medicaid protects 1 in 5 Americans — but that's about to change. Here's who will lose access due to Trump's Big Beautiful Bill
Some of the changes to the program under the One Beautiful Bill Act include imposing stricter eligibility requirements — the most significant being 80-hour monthly work requirements for many adults on Medicaid.
Throughout the decades, Medicaid has expanded from practically an afterthought to a program that provides health care ...
Rep. Cleo Fields hosted a town hall Wednesday attended by more than 200 people, with many urging him to do more to resist ...
With Congress on its annual August recess, Republican members in swing districts are facing a liberal backlash against the ...
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Op-Ed: Big Beautiful Bill’s ugly Medicaid miss
Congress has a lot to tell their constituents about while they’re back home over the August recess. Republican members ...
Over the next decade, nearly $1 trillion will be cut from Medicaid. Here is what America’s more than 71 million recipients of ...
17don MSNOpinion
Here's the truth: The One Big, Beautiful Bill actually strengthens Medicaid | Opinion
The Medicaid provisions included in the One Big, Beautiful Bill ensure Kentucky's most vulnerable continue receiving the ...
Gov. Josh Stein's office says an estimated 520,000 people stand to lose health insurance with changes in Medicaid and ...
Cuts to Medicaid prompted by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act could lead to thousands of excess deaths each year.
It includes policies that have been historically bipartisan and are wildly popular in Minnesota because Minnesotans have ...
Providers should prepare to see Medicaid rate increases fall back to historical levels they might not have experienced since 2015, an industry expert cautioned this week.
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