US EditionMillions Stand to Lose Health Coverage Under Proposed Medicaid Cuts, Study Says
FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO, JUN 19 – Local health leaders warn Medicaid cuts could increase infant mortality, reduce life expectancy, and worsen overdoses, threatening critical health services and research funding in Franklin County.
- About 7.6 million Americans could lose their health insurance if the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' becomes law, according to a new study.
- Dr. Adam Gaffney stated that the Medicaid cuts in the House Bill will strip healthcare from millions of Americans.
- Hospitals could see a $63 billion increase in uncompensated care, while physicians may face a $24 billion increase.
- Katherine Hempstead remarked that the Medicaid cuts would be the largest funding reduction in the program’s history and have devastating impacts.
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Advocates in Michigan blast pending federal cuts to social programs • Michigan Advance
Attendees listen to speakers during a "Stop the Billionaire Giveaway" National Bus Tour stop at the Michigan State Capitol Building June 27, 2025 in protest of Congress' One Big Beautiful Bill Act. | Photo by Anna Liz Nichols/Michigan AdvanceA federal budget plan, endorsed by President Donald Trump, that would cut more than $1 trillion in funding in health care and food assistance to low-income Americans is an attack on low and middle class resi…
Grand Forks Herald
Concerns grow in North Dakota about increased insurance costs, medical debt
BISMARCK — North Dakota health care organizations and insurance regulators are sounding a warning about the potential increase in out-of-pocket premium costs for those using the Affordable Care Act marketplace for their health insurance needs. Some of the concern stems from changes to the ACA marketplace included in the latest version of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" covering enrollment, personal information verification and eligibility requireme…
Experts and advocates paint dire picture of effects of possible Medicaid cuts on Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A virtual meeting was held on Thursday by a range of speakers concerned about the proposed Medicaid cuts in President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” Presenters included the former administrator of the Centers for Medicare for Medicaid Services, a state senator and a University of Nebraska Medical Center official. All painted a picture of devastation if...
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WKDZ RadioFeeding America Expresses Concerns On HR 1
Officials with Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland are sounding the alarm over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which is a sweeping federal tax and spending measure now under Senate consideration. The legislation, already passed by the U.S. House, proposes nearly $300 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program over the next decade—cuts that FAKH says would be devastating for Kentuckians facing food insecurity. Serving 42 c…
Arizona advocates warn against Republican cuts to kids’ healthcare, food programs
Republicans argue cuts to Medicaid and food stamps are targeted to young men ‘playing video games all day,’ but advocates warn they will in fact harm Arizona parents and their kids. The US Senate is expected to vote on President Donald Trump’s so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” in the coming days, and advocates at the Children’s Action Alliance (CAA), an Arizona‑based based advocacy group, are warning about the bill’s potential impacts on A…
Missouri Independent
Federal spending bill could be ‘devastating’ for Missouri Medicaid patients, rural hospitals
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