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Medicaid cuts would hit rural Louisianans especially hard – here's how

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Amite’s Rural Health Clinic is a hub of health care and resources. This small clinic does such invaluable work that the Louisiana Rural Health Association named it the 2024 Outstanding Rural Health Organization of the Year award recipient. My family…

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The most likely Medicaid cuts would hit rural areas the hardest • Missouri Independent

Patients have their blood pressure checked and other vitals taken at an intake triage at a Remote Area Medical (RAM) mobile dental and medical clinic in Grundy, Va. Potential cuts to Medicaid would hit working-age adults who live in small towns and rural areas especially hard (Spencer Platt/Getty Images).Working-age adults who live in small towns and rural areas are more likely to be covered by Medicaid than their counterparts in cities, creatin…

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Medicaid Plays a Key Role in Preventing Overdoses

The House of Representatives' proposed Medicaid cuts will put lives at risk and worsen the opioid overdose crisis.

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Medicaid cuts would hit rural Louisianans especially hard – here's how

Amite’s Rural Health Clinic is a hub of health care and resources. This small clinic does such invaluable work that the Louisiana Rural Health Association named it the 2024 Outstanding Rural Health Organization of the Year award recipient. My family…

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Telehealth is falling short among Medicaid recipients, study says

While telehealth is expanding access to substance use disorder treatment in rural areas, a new study suggests that it’s failing to adequately serve Medicaid beneficiaries, as they are less likely than the privately insured to access substance use disorder treatment.  For journalists covering rural health disparities, the Medicaid cliff and the promises (and pitfalls) of telehealth, these findings demand a closer look at who’s really benefiting f…

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The Daily Star broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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