Congressional bodies, including the Senate and House, are considering major cuts to Medicaid reimbursements through new legislation.
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Updated Jun 25
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Congressional bodies, including the Senate and House, are considering major cuts to Medicaid reimbursements through new legislation.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Lawmakers introduced the Better Care, Better Cost Act (Senate Bill 7), requiring states to consider Medicaid performance.Sub-event
- Senate released a proposal for Medicaid cuts, while the House passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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