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H.R. 1 Changes Could Lead to Medicaid Loss in Thurston County

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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What happened

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H.R. 1 includes changes to Medicaid, such as work requirements and a six-month renewal process. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that 21,654 people in the 3rd Congressional District could lose Medicaid coverage by 2034 due to the bill.

From columbian.com

Why it matters

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The 3rd Congressional District currently has 199,200 residents enrolled in Medicaid. The bill's provisions, which include changes to the renewal process, could significantly alter the demand for local healthcare services in areas like Thurston County.

From columbian.com

Who's involved

  • Thurston CountyCounty in Washington state affected by potential Medicaid enrollment changes.
  • Donald TrumpAssociated with the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' also known as H.R. 1.
  • PerezPolitician who has criticized the changes to Medicaid included in H.R. 1.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Thurston CountySpeculative

    Could decrease local service demand in Thurston County due to reduced Medicaid enrollment.

  • Apple HealthSpeculative

    May increase operational costs for service providers using Apple Health due to new renewal requirements.

  • WashingtonSpeculative

    Could require state overhauls of Medicaid processing systems, impacting administrative costs.

Possible ripples

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