What to know about Medicaid as Republicans consider cuts
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Republicans alarmed by political effects of cuts to Medicaid, other services
Republican Congressman Says He Wants Change to Medicaid
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RegalCare at Worcester among nursing facilities cited in Medicare and Medicaid fraud case
The allegations against RegalCare Management are outlined in a complaint filed by the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney's Office and the state Attorney's General's Office. RegalCare at Worcester, 25 Oriol Drive,
Biden CMS chief warns DOGE is moving too fast
Speaking at a POLITICO event, Chiquita Brooks-LaSure suggested that Elon Musk and his team don't have sufficient expertise in Medicare.
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Cong. Hinson says budget plan targets waste, not Medicare benefits
The U.S. House budget blueprint that won approval this week calls for cutting federal spending on Medicaid by about $880-billion over the next decade, but Second District Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says that should -not- translate to Medicaid recipients seeing cuts in payments.
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Rep. Carbajal on the House Passing the Republican Budget That Slashes Funding for Medicaid and SNAP
Congressman Salud Carbajal (CA-24) voted against the harmful Republican tax plan that would gut funding for Medicare, the Affordable Care Act, and SNAP–one of the nation’s largest anti-hunger programs.
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Proposed cuts for Medicaid and Medicare
Sarah Hooper, Executive Director at UCSF Consortium on Law, Science & Health Policy discusses proposed cuts for Medicaid and Medicare.
Alaska senator has "huge concerns" about potential Medicaid and Medicare cuts
It looks like the iconic Burled Arch, but finishing work is still being done before the Iditarod finishing arch heads to Nome just ahead of the mushers. The weather is always a factor in the Iditarod, from extreme snow and wind to bitter cold and in a handful of years, even conditions that are too warm. This will be one of those years. The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly voiced its opposition to a state regulation requiring homeowners to get an energy rating for their property before they can sell it. Retired midwife, communications expert and author Lena Morgan shares how her groundbreaking "Fight Languages" framework helps people navigate conflict, foster understanding and build stronger relationships in every aspect of life.
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After struggle to regain Medicare and Medicaid certification, one of America’s largest nursing homes has 200-plus empty beds
The nation’s second-largest skilled nursing facility reopened after having its Medicare certification revoked, but vacancy is still 30%.
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Medicare Advantage growth slows as UnitedHealthcare nabs members, Humana sheds lives
The CMS released highly anticipated MA enrollment data on Tuesday that showed UnitedHealth further tightening its grip on the privatized Medicare market.
Medicaid Faces $880 Billion Cuts — But Trump Says Social Security Is Safe
House Republicans just unveiled a budget plan that includes massive spending cuts— $880 billion from Medicaid over the next decade. Social Security? Safe. Medicare? Also safe. But Medicaid? Not so much.
Dillon woman defrauded Medicaid, indictment alleges
A Dillon woman has been indicted for healthcare fraud. Federal court records show Tina Armstrong operated Safe at Home Medical Equipment and Supplies (SHME) LLC in Dillon, a designated provider of Medicaid and Medicare in South Carolina.
Johnson insists Republicans won’t cut entitlements to pay for Trump’s agenda
House Speaker Mike Johnson vowed Wednesday that Republicans will not make cuts to Medicaid, Medicare or Social Security as they work to pass — and pay for — President Donald Trump’s sweeping legislative agenda.