North Carolina could lose $27 billion in Medicaid funds
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'Devastating for our community' | North Carolina could lose $27 billion in Medicaid funds
North Carolina Woman Describes What Medicaid Cuts Mean To Her Family
Mary Beth Cochran is a North Carolina woman who's still recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Helene in September, and now she's trying to figure out why Republican monsters are trying to take stability away from families like hers.
Rural North Carolina counties would suffer most from Medicaid cuts
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein visited Greensboro Wednesday as Black History Month winds to a close, taking time to tour the International Civil Rights Center and Museum. While he attended an abbreviated tour through the displays,
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What Can House Republicans Cut Instead of Medicaid? Not Much.
Possible cuts prompt Medicaid bill
An area state representative is among legislators who want to establish a Medicaid sustainability committee in case the federal government cuts its payments to North Carolina for the public health program.
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Republican proposals to cut Medicaid could be politically fraught
Jonathan Rivera had to get his foot, and part of his leg, amputated in January. Rivera lives in Florida—one of ten states which has declined federally backed Medicaid expansions through the Affordable Care Act, meant to patch state-level coverage gaps and allow more low-income people to qualify for care.
Medicaid, US House
NC House bill aims to prepare state for potential Medicaid expansion disruptions
US House budget blueprint may gut NC’s Medicaid expansion and cost billions
An NC Medicaid official estimated up to a potential $27 billion federal funding loss for North Carolina should cuts be enacted, with rural communities hit hardest.
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Newhouse backs US House GOP budget that could lead to Medicaid cuts for WA constituents
A 90% reduction in funding for a federal program that helps people obtain health insurance could mean less support for WNC residents.
The Trump administration will likely allow states to impose Medicaid work requirements, but some states have found it to be complicated.
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