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- May 23, 2025
Top 10 Reasons Why House Republicans’ Reconciliation Bill Is Bad for Medi-Cal (and the Affordable Care Act)
National Health Law Program (NHeLP) Fact SheetRead moreOn May 22, the House passed a budget reconciliation bill, proposing to cut over $700 billion from Medicaid by terminating 14 million people from health coverage to pay for massive tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations. The bill is not about supporting those who depend on Medicaid (called…
- May 20, 2025
Cuts to Gender-Affirming Care for Low-Income Youth Come with Real Costs
Read moreRepublicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee recently released their reconciliation bill, proposing to cut $715 billion from Medicaid. Massive cuts to Medicaid will result in millions of people losing coverage, losing access to services, and losing their health status and functioning. One of the provisions in the…
- May 16, 2025
Top 10 Ways the House Republicans’ Reconciliation Bill Will Harm People with Disabilities
Read moreThe bill passed by the House Energy and Commerce Committee undermines essential supports for people with disabilities. By slashing Medicaid funding and imposing administrative hurdles, the bill will reduce access to essential services. Because people with disabilities rely on every part of the Medicaid program across settings, eligibility categories…
- May 13, 2025
Top 10 Reasons Why House Republicans’ Reconciliation Bill is Bad for Medicaid (and the ACA)
National Health Law Program (NHeLP) Fact SheetRead moreRepublicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee recently released their long-awaited reconciliation bill, proposing to cut $715 billion from Medicaid by terminating 14 million people from health coverage to pay for massive tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations. Cuts to Medicaid would result in millions losing coverage, losing access to…
- May 13, 2025
Top 10 Reasons Why House Republicans’ Work Requirement Proposal Will Harm Low-Income People
Read moreHouse Republicans are proposing a new kind of work requirement in their reconciliation bill – more radical and punishing than any proposal we have seen before. Make no mistake – this proposal punishes people for losing a job, or even just for getting sick, by adding layers of red…
- May 13, 2025
NHeLP Letter to Energy and Commerce Committee on Medicaid Cuts in Reconciliation Bill
National Health Law Program (NHeLP) LetterRead moreIn a letter to the Energy & Commerce Committee, NHeLP urges the Committee to reject cuts to the Medicaid program that would threaten the health and well-being of nearly 14 million Medicaid enrollees. This letter provides a summary of our concerns with the Committee’s reconciliation bill. While we oppose…
