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KCRA Channel 3 · 17h

Get the Facts: Here's who has Medicaid, what impact budget cuts could have

Find out how the proposed Medicaid budget cuts could affect millions of enrollees and the health centers they rely on.

Arizona Republic on MSN · 4d

What happens if Medicaid is cut? Everything Arizonans need to know

An $880 billion cut to Medicaid is on the table to make room for the wealthy's tax cuts. Here's how it would impact the 2 million in AZ who rely on it

Could Medicaid face cuts? What Oklahomans should know:

No reductions to Medicaid have been announced, but concerns remain about potential impacts on millions of Americans who rely on the program.

KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco on … · 1d

Fear over cuts to Medicaid

March 8, 2025. Leaders in the North Bay are fearful of the impact of the GOP's proposed cuts to Medicaid. More fo

KSNT Topeka on MSN · 2d

Will there be Medicaid cuts?

Analysts say Republicans cannot reach their budget goals without cutting Medicaid, even as President Donald Trump has said he will leave the program alone.

12don MSN

What is Medicaid and how does it work in Arizona? Here's what to know

Arizona's $21 billion Medicaid program is government health insurance that as of February provided coverage to roughly ...

Arizona’s public health feels the weight of federal orders

Here is how President Trump's actions have impacted jobs, medical research, vaccines, public insurance and gender-affirming ...

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Medicaid covers kids, moms and grandmoms. Now it could be on the chopping block.

Medicaid covers nearly half of children with special needs. A recent report published by Georgetown’s Center for Children and ...

YourValley.net8d

Arizona health care providers 'highly concerned' for proposed Medicaid cuts

A Republican budget plan that could cut up to $880 billion from Medicaid — the social health care safety net designed for the ...

Arizona bill would detain suspected drug users. Expert says forced treatment doesn't work

A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would allow law enforcement to keep people suspected of being impaired ...

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