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10.9 million people would lose health insurance under Trump’s tax cut bill, CBO projects
Another 5.1 million people would become uninsured from a combination of expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies and new ACA rules that Trump’s health department proposed, the Congressional Budget Office said. Those coverage losses are separate from the CBO’s official score of the tax bill.
The majority of coverage losses under the bill would come from those who became eligible for Medicaid due to an expansion of ...
As Senate Republicans go deep into reconciliation bill-drafting mode, Medicare is increasingly coming up as a potential ...
While Democrats and independents are far more likely to have concerns, the Republican concerns illustrate the perils as the ...
Only one of New York's seven GOP representatives in the House didn't vote for President Donald Trump's spending bill.
Gov. Kathy Hochul and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries spoke out Sunday against expected cuts to Medicaid in President ...
WASHINGTON — President Trump declared Medicare off-limits several months ago, but Republicans are now considering ways to ...
A new poll from KFF revealed that 76 percent of Republicans enrolled in Medicaid are worried about potential funding cuts.
The estimated Medicaid cuts and the increase in the uninsured ... The Senate is working on the tax bill now, with GOP senators holding meetings on how they would like to modify the bill.
Democratic congressional candidate and state Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott held a roundtable with health care providers June 4 to ...
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