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Arizona Medicaid Changes Impact Refugee Healthcare Coverage

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Medicaid changes implemented in Arizona on October 1 have affected refugee coverage, potentially stripping millions of people of healthcare access. This situation occurs while the Trump administration has reduced refugee admissions to an historic low of 17,500 spots this year.

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Why it matters

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The changes directly affect healthcare access for refugees in Arizona. Furthermore, the reduction in refugee admissions impacts resettlement agencies that assist these individuals.

Both Colorado and Arizona are leading the trend of Medicaid coverage.

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Who's involved

  • ArizonaState where Medicaid changes are affecting refugee coverage
  • DHSAgency related to the dramatic reduction in refugee admissions

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