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fromwww.sandiegouniontribune.com
6 days ago

California providers brace for Medi-Cal cuts. We may not be able to serve everybody.'

The most significant immediate change arrived Jan. 1 with the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits, which help defray the cost of monthly premiums for Americans enrolled in plans sold by health insurance exchanges such as Covered California. RELATED: Bay Area Affordable Care Act policyholders brace for price hikes With Congress not renewing these subsidies, which arrived in 2021 and are in addition to the initial income-based credits made available under the Affordable Care Act, enrollees will see their payments increase significantly this year.
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fromThe Mercury News
7 months ago

Seven ways Trump's tax and spending bill could affect Californians

The House's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' proposes significant tax changes and Medicaid reforms, affecting California voters.
fromNew York Post
7 months ago
US politics

Key GOP holdout on Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' calls for deeper cuts to Medicaid, 'Green New Deal' spending

SF parents
fromThe Mercury News
7 months ago

Seven ways Trump's tax and spending bill could affect Californians

The House's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' proposes significant tax changes and Medicaid reforms, affecting California voters.
fromNew York Post
7 months ago
US politics

Key GOP holdout on Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' calls for deeper cuts to Medicaid, 'Green New Deal' spending

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fromNew York Post
7 months ago

Trump's 'promising start,' a GOP win on Medicaid reform and other commentary

Trump's approach to the Middle East emphasizes commerce over chaos, aligning with new regional leaders seeking stability and opportunity.
fromNew York Post
7 months ago

House Republicans advance sweeping cuts, Medicaid reform after key GOP senator warned of Trump veto

This bill is not going to become law in its current form, not least because President Trump won't sign it. We're the party of the working class.
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fromNew York Post
7 months ago

House lawmakers debate Medicaid reform, SALT deductions caps in contentious, marathon markup sessions for Trump's 'big beautiful bill'

House markup hearings on Trump's bill involve deep cuts, including significant Medicaid and SNAP changes, provoking protests and arrests over proposed policies.
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fromNew York Post
8 months ago

Medicaid reform, now or never, GOP savings may cost NY $5B and other commentary

Republicans are urged not to be deterred by fear-mongering regarding Medicaid reform but to address existing biases in federal funding.
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