Michigan officials: Medicaid cuts would raise healthcare costs for all
- A $5.8 trillion budget resolution passed, requiring committees to find significant spending cuts.
- Republican plans aim to achieve savings through Medicaid reforms, but experts are divided on the approach.
- The House Committee on Energy and Commerce must find $880 billion in cuts, potentially impacting Medicaid significantly.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson suggested eliminating certain people from Medicaid, such as able-bodied workers; experts disagree on the best approach.
- Critics fear Medicaid rollbacks could affect medical treatment and derail progress on the fentanyl crisis.
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Medicaid puzzle confronts Minnesota lawmakers. Federal cuts could hit health safety net program - Austin Daily Herald
By Clay Masters Living with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, St. Cloud resident Keith Piskur has learned to concisely tell people all the ways that Medicaid helps him live his life. “It’s not only needing to tell your story, but knowing what wording to use to be listened to,” Piskur said. Piskur was the only member of the public speaking at a recent roundtable held by the Department of Human Services at the Whitney Senior Center in St. Cloud. It’…
Trump-backed budget proposal puts Medicaid in focus: Bias Breakdown
Congress advanced a Republican-led budget framework that targets $1.5 trillion in cuts over a decade. While Medicaid and Medicare are not named in the resolution, the committee tasked with achieving $880 billion in cuts oversees programs dominated by Medicaid spending. Democrats argue that the math makes cutting Medicaid inevitable. Republicans insist that benefits will remain untouched and say fraud reduction will be the key to savings. Final d…

Medicaid puzzle confronts Minnesota lawmakers. Federal cuts could hit health safety net program
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — Living with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, St. Cloud resident Keith Piskur has learned to concisely tell people all the ways that Medicaid helps him live his life. “It’s not only needing to tell your story, but knowing what wording to use to be listened to,” he said. Piskur was the only member of the public to speak at a recent roundtable held by the Department of Human Services at the Whitney Senior Center in St. Cloud. It’s…

Experts split on whether Republican Medicaid cuts will impact most vulnerable
(The Center Square) – Following the passage of the $5.8 trillion budget resolution, health policy experts remain divided over whether Republican plans to find hundreds of billions of savings through Medicaid reforms will necessarily harm recipients.
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