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Medicaid must be defended

Taxes · United States

Medicaid must be defended

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A movement of “Save Medicaid” rallies swept across our country and state this week. The U.S. House passed a budget resolution instructing our Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ House Energy & Commerce Committee to cut $880 billion over the next 10 years.…See the Story

Beyond the Bridge Film - A Solution to Homelessness : Indybay

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Beyond the Bridge Film - A Solution to Homelessness : Indybay

Green Valley Cinema, 1125 S Green Valley Rd, WatsonvilleSee the Story

Federal Medicaid Cuts Would Devastate Health Care Systems in California’s Vast Rural North - California Health Care Foundation

Maryland · Maryland

Federal Medicaid Cuts Would Devastate Health Care Systems in California’s Vast Rural North - California Health Care Foundation

Jo Campbell, the CEO of Hill Country Community Clinic in Round Mountain, California, faces difficult decisions if Medi-Cal spending cuts reduce the clinic system’s revenues. Round Mountain is a 35-mile drive up a winding road from Redding and has only 160 residents. “The majority of my patients are at or below poverty level,” she says. Photo: Mike Chapman It happens to lots of people during their working lives: Your body just can’t do it anymor…See the Story

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Rural Health Programs Empower High School Students for Local Careers - California Health Care Foundation

Copperopolis · Copperopolis

Rural Health Programs Empower High School Students for Local Careers - California Health Care Foundation

Sierra Stevens with computerized training equipment for future health care workers at Calaveras High School. She graduated from the program and is now completing her nursing education. She plans to work at the local hospital. Photo: José Luis Villegas Unlike most high school students, Sierra Stevens learned how to take vital signs and worked in a local hospital for a class at Calaveras High School, which is in the rural foothills of California’…See the Story

California has big plans for improving mental health. Medicaid cuts could upend them

Mental Health · California

California has big plans for improving mental health. Medicaid cuts could upend them

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California under Gov. Gavin Newsom has made sweeping changes to its behavioral health system, pouring billions of dollars into new services and support programs. But the state’s ambitious plans face a looming threat: the proposed federal spending cuts that Congress is currently considering are seen as all but certain to impact Medicaid and could bring to a halt some of the headway the state has made in responding to its behavioral health crisis.…See the Story

‘If they cut too much, people will die’: Health coalition pushes GOP on Medicaid funding

US Immigration · United States

‘If they cut too much, people will die’: Health coalition pushes GOP on Medicaid funding

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Local impact of potential federal health cuts

Local impact of potential federal health cuts

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ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Along with slashing the workforce at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Trump administration intends to cut more than $300 million in funding for New York State. That includes $40 million in cuts for programs for addiction services and nearly $30 million in cuts to mental health services statewide. On a local level, the cuts will also mean an early end to COVID-era funds. Some of that money was intende…See the Story

Worried Orange County Families, Health Leaders Speak Out About Protecting Medi-Cal - California Health Care Foundation

Lake Forest, California · Lake Forest

Worried Orange County Families, Health Leaders Speak Out About Protecting Medi-Cal - California Health Care Foundation

Kim and Joseph Hüber of Lake Forest, California, are worried sick about what could happen to them and their 19-year-old daughter Leah, a Medi-Cal enrollee. She was born with Down syndrome and later diagnosed with a rare and severe form of epilepsy. Leah requires assistance to walk, talk, use the bathroom, and eat. Photo: Kyusung Gong A congressional proposal to cut $880 billion of federal funding to Medicaid, including California’s Medi-Cal prog…See the Story

Housing Developers Leverage CalAIM for People Experiencing Homelessness - California Health Care Foundation

Housing · Berkeley

Housing Developers Leverage CalAIM for People Experiencing Homelessness - California Health Care Foundation

Carolina Reid at Insight Housing’s Hope Center in Berkeley, which offers supportive housing to people who have experienced homelessness. The center connects residents to services such as healthy meals as well as health and social services. Photo: Jungho Kim To improve the health and wellbeing of people experiencing homelessness and people returning to housing, CHCF has brought partners from the housing industry together with UC Berkeley housing …See the Story