As parents get kids ready to go back to school, they have one more thing to worry about. wapo.st/4fHgKrP
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Chronically ill people face confusion over new Medicaid work rules and ‘medically frail’ exemption www.statnews.com/2026/07/30/m... via @statnews.com
Medicaid program integrity expert Andy Schneider points out that combatting fraud requires collaboration between federal and state officials to hold bad actors accountable. CMS did not provide evidence that withholding federal matching funds from states actually reduces fraud against Medicaid.
Va. hospitals predict $31B reduction in state’s Medicaid funding if proposed CMS rule passes virginiamercury.com/2026/07/23/v...
Why Texas kids are dropping off Medicaid rolls www.axios.com/local/san-an...
With H.R. 1 Medicaid cuts and other federal policies putting the squeeze on states, they are being forced to find new ways to fill budget holes.
Half of Emergency Medicaid covers the cost of delivering babies. Medicaid data-sharing with ICE discourages pregnant women from seeking prenatal care and going to the hospital when in labor, putting newborns and moms at risk. ccf.georgetown.edu/2026/01/29/m...
July 4 is the one-year mark for H.R. 1, which made the biggest cuts to Medicaid & SNAP in history while extending trillions of $ in tax breaks mainly benefiting the wealthy. "In effect, for every $1 cut from programs for low-income Americans, the wealthiest 1% will get about $1 back in tax breaks."
“If you want to fight fraud, don’t take away money from states’ fraud control units. I chalk this up to more political theater to distract voters from historic Medicaid cuts before the midterms.” @joanalker1.bsky.social
Medicaid and ACA enrollment falls by more than 5 million, new report finds www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...
Schools are focusing on two key priorities: teaching children to read and reducing high rates of chronic absenteeism that undermine learning. Both goals could be scuttled by an alarming increase in the number of young children who lack access to healthcare. @ewburak.bsky.social #keepkidscovered
Medicaid paperwork problems continue to cost thousands of Missourians coverage, and federal rules imposing more red tape are likely to make it much worse. Even people with cancer or other conditions will have to jump through new hurdles to keep Medicaid, just when they need health care the most.
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Julie RovnerA huge honor to be the recipient of the first Robert Pear journalism award from the National Academy of Social Insurance. An even bigger honor to have it presented by my friend Tricia Neuman!
Trump’s Medicaid work requirements have an unwelcome surprise for some states and patients www.statnews.com/2026/06/03/m... via @statnews.com
Ater years of progress, our nation is backsliding, leaving more infants, toddlers, and preschoolers without health insurance. This should be a loud wake-up call for federal and state policymakers. https://bit.ly/4vh0DqR
Explore this gift article from The New York Times. You can read it for free without a subscription. www.nytimes.com/2026/06/01/u...
Families caring for disabled relatives face unthinkable choices as Medicaid cuts loom www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...
While cutting SNAP eligibility for children was not a stated target of H.R. 1’s proponents, the cost shift and access barriers are resulting in serious losses of food assistance for low-income children. www.cbpp.org/blog/sharp-d...