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Rural hospitals brace for impact under Republicans’ $1 trillion Medicaid cut


States and rural health advocacy groups are sounding the alarm that Congress’ slashing of Medicaid will devastate already financially fragile rural hospitals. One analysis estimates more than 300 ... Read More

Rural hospitals brace for crisis as GOP bill slashes Medicaid funding


The House-passed bill cuts coverage for millions, leaving rural hospitals with more uninsured patients and mounting losses. Read More

‘Some won’t make it’: Rural hospitals brace for financial hits or even closure under $1 trillion Medicaid cut


Tyler Sherman, a nurse at a rural Nebraska hospital, is used to the area’s aging farmers delaying care until they end up in his emergency room. Now, with Congress planning around $1 trillion in ... Read More

Congressman pushes back on health care concerns amid debate over federal funding cuts


As lawmakers consider widespread federal spending cuts, some health care advocates have raised concerns that the reductions could have a sweeping impact on medical services, research and patient ... Read More

'In the fight of our life': Pennsylvania caregivers brace for Medicaid cuts


Pa. human services advocates say proposed federal Medicaid cuts would deliver a devastating blow to systems that are already underfunded. Read More

Federal budget cuts could push millions off health care insurance


Federal budget cuts aimed at Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act could eventually cost 16 million Americans their health insurance coverage, and Georgia would not be immune from the impact, a ... Read More

Federal Medicaid cuts would cost 13,000 Kansans health care coverage - USA TODAY


Proposed federal Medicaid cuts could cause 13,000 Kansans to lose coverage and cost the state $3.77 billion over 10 years. The cuts are part of a larger bill aimed at reducing national spending ... Read More

Medicaid cuts in Trump bill put rural Marylanders’ care on the line


A Republican tax and spending bill headed to President Donald Trump’s desk includes unprecedented Medicaid cuts that could threaten health coverage and services for thousands of rural Marylanders, ... Read More

NY health experts warn of ‘catastrophic’ Medicaid impacts


New York healthcare officials railed this week against the potential impact of a federal omnibus bill they predict will have sweeping financial consequences for the state's hospitals and also hundreds ... Read More

Federal Medicaid cuts would cost 13,000 Kansans their health care coverage | KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR


The projections show over the next 10 years the state would lose $2.29 billion of federal funding and an additional $1.48 billion in state funding for a total of $3.77 billion cuts to Medicaid. Read More

Federal budget cuts could push millions off healthcare insurance coverage - Insurance News | InsuranceNewsNet


ATLANTA Federal budget cuts aimed at Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act could eventually cost 16 million Americans their health insurance coverage, and Georgia would not be immune from the ... Read More

Georgia would not be immune to impact from federal Medicaid cuts


Federal budget cuts aimed at Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act could eventually cost 16 million Americans their health insurance coverage, and Georgia would not be immune from the impact, a ... Read More


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