Potential Medicaid Changes Prompt Worry

Two Spirit Relatives Honored in Minneapolis, While Potential Medicaid Cuts Loom - Minnesota Native News

Dancers stepping up to kick off the celebrations and Support for Two Spirit Community Members at the Minneapolis American Indian Center. (June 2024. Credit: New Native Theatre) The 4th Annual Two Spirit Pow Wow in Minneapolis welcomes and celebrates all relatives. Meanwhile, proposed federal Medicaid cuts are heading to the Senate, raising concerns for community health. TRANSCRIPT ANCHOR (Marie Rock): I’m Marie Rock, and this is Minnesota Native…

Dee Stewart: A conservative case for saving Medicaid (Opinion)

With our national debt in excess of $36 trillion and rising, there can be little doubt that putting America’s fiscal house in order should be our priority. As budget discussions continue, conservatives are rightfully demanding greater fiscal responsibility. However, putting…

Fewer than 1 in 4 Colorado voters support Medicaid cuts

(Stock photo by Wichayada Suwanachun/Getty Images)Just 21% of Colorado voters want Congress to decrease Medicaid spending, according to a poll released Tuesday. Concerns about gutted health care access come as U.S. Senate Republican leaders work to push through a tax and spending bill that would cut Medicaid by an estimated $625 billion over the next decade. The poll zeroed in on the 8th Congressional District, which includes the northern Denver…

Potential Medicaid changes prompt worry

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s director for Medicaid says more than 60,000 people will lose health care coverage in the state if the Republican-backed reconciliation package isn’t changed.

More than half of adults worry Medicaid cuts could hurt healthcare access: KFF

Concerns about the policies are split along party lines. Still, more than 30% of Republicans said they were concerned the cuts could negatively impact their ability to get and pay for healthcare.

NASHP: 16M would become uninsured due to #OneBigUglyBill + loss of

Wed, 06/11/2025 - 2:43pm16 Million Americans Would Become Uninsured Due to Reconciliation Bill and Loss of Tax Credits; 8.2 Million in Marketplaces Alone Leaders from State-based Health Insurance Marketplaces, Enrollees, Providers, and Small Business Highlight Potential, Devastating Impacts (Washington, DC) The Congressional Reconciliation bill and loss of federal tax credits would result in 16 million Americans losing health coverage, including…