GOP plan to cut Medicaid expansion could cost coverage for 900,000 Illinoisans, Democrats say
But Illinois has a “trigger” law that would automatically end Affordable Care Act Medicaid expansions in the state if federal funding is cut — which means 931,169 Illinoisans would lose their health coverage, according to the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Medicaid expansion in Georgia has gained bipartisan support, with four Republican senators signing the Democrat-backed bill.
Funding cuts and regulatory changes could radically reduce Medicaid, the largest program providing medical and health-related ...
Some 900,000 Michigan residents on Medicaid could lose coverage if the decade-old expansion is reversed by the GOP-controlled Congress and President Donald Trump. The Democratic National Committee ...
This safeguard now puts Medicaid expansion, which became law in the state in 2023, at risk, as congressional Republicans are ...
With President Donald Trump back in the White House and congressional Republicans eying Medicaid cuts, Virginia Democrats are ...
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GOP lawmakers coy on Medicaid cuts for tax extensionRepublicans from swing states and districts are ducking questions about their openness to cutting Medicaid in order to help ...
Congress and Republican President Donald Trump have made it clear they intend to consider far-reaching policies to limit the ...
A handful of Senate Republicans from rural Georgia have signed onto a new bipartisan attempt to fully expand Medicaid through ...
The Jan. 28 executive order directs federal regulators to cut insurance coverage for hormonal or surgical treatments that ...
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