Republicans Propose Significant Cuts to Medicaid, Impacting Coverage for Millions

Proposed Republican cuts to Medicaid could affect coverage for 80 million Americans as GOP eyes federal spending reductions and work requirements.

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Republicans consider slashing Medicaid—a move that could siphon billions from the health care coverage offered to the poorest Americans

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Looking to slash Medicaid funding, Republicans consider cutting billions of dollars

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Republicans consider cuts and work requirements for Medicaid, jeopardizing care for millions

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As Republicans consider substantial cuts to the $880 billion Medicaid program, they aim to implement work requirements and limit federal reimbursements. The changes threaten coverage for millions and could exacerbate existing health care disparities. Some states, previously blocked by the Biden administration, are moving to add work rules again, raising concerns about health care access. Democrats warn that such cuts will hurt vulnerable populations and could lead to closures of health facilities across the country.

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