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- April 7, 2025
Medicaid Work Requirements Undermine Rural Healthcare
Read moreThese requirements exacerbate economic hardships and strain rural healthcare systems. Rural communities face unique challenges, such as irregular job schedules, limited transportation, and a lack of support services, making it difficult to meet work requirements. Additionally, reducing Medicaid coverage threatens the financial stability of rural hospitals, increasing the risk…
- March 13, 2025
Medicaid Work Requirements Would Gut State and Local Economies
Read moreWork requirements are one of the most insidious strategies to cut Medicaid because they do so by triggering coverage losses rather than changing the structure of federal Medicaid financing. Cutting health insurance for millions through Medicaid work requirements would profoundly hurt state and local economies. Work requirements would gut…
- March 12, 2025
rePROs Fight Back Podcast Episode: Proposed Cuts to Medicaid Would Mean for Sexual and Reproductive Health
Read moreMedicaid, the United States’ largest public health insurance program, currently insures over 72 million people with low incomes. Medicaid covers a host of health needs, including those related to sexual and reproductive health (SRH). Madeline Morcelle, Senior Attorney at the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) and co-chair of the…
- March 7, 2025
[Webinar] Medicaid Work Requirements Don’t Work
Read moreRepublicans in Congress are once again considering adding work requirements to Medicaid. Work requirements put applicants and enrollees at serious risk of losing their health insurance or not being able to enroll in the first place. The evidence on work and Medicaid points to two important conclusions: First, Medicaid…
- February 25, 2025
Medicaid is Even Leaner as Accountability Improves
Read moreRepublicans have proposed budget cuts totaling at least $880 billion that would require massive structural changes to Medicaid. This major threat to health care access is not an easy to sell to the public. Medicaid is actually really popular, and it covers lots of voters at a very low…
- February 25, 2025
Medicaid Cuts Hurt State Economies
Read moreFederal Medicaid funds finance a little under 1/5 of states’ total spending. Because Medicaid is the largest source of federal revenue in states’ budgets, any cuts to federal funding will have immediate consequences on state economies. This influx of Medicaid funding from the federal government boosts state economies and…
