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- How Federal Medicaid Changes Will Affect MO HealthNet and KanCare
Over the next decade in Missouri, the state will lose about $17 billion in federal funding for Medicaid, KFF estimates In Kansas, the law could impact KanCare coverage for 13,000 people over the next decade, and lose about $4 billion in federal funding
- Kansas to lose nearly $4 billion in Medicaid cuts under Trumps bill
KANSAS CITY, Mo — Kansas stands to lose $3 897 billion in federal and state Medicaid funding – and thousands will lose coverage – under the Senate-approved version of President Donald
- Marshall says he doesn’t expect Medicaid cuts to impact Kansas
KANSAS (KSNT) – The American Hospital Association (AHA) is warning that cuts to Medicaid could result in thousands of Kansans losing coverage over the next decade The U S Senate passed
- Impact of Potential Federal Medicaid Changes on Kansas
Rural hospitals are already financially fragile and struggling to survive; losing Medicaid dollars could devastate them and further reduce access to care in small towns 64% of Kansas’ rural hospitals, which rely heavily on Medicaid funding, are at risk of closure
- Kansans on Medicaid and health care providers say . . . - NPR in Kansas City
Federal lawmakers are considering big cuts to the health care program Medicaid Some Kansans fear they’ll lose coverage or benefits
- Kansas to lose nearly $4 billion in Medicaid funding under Trump . . . - MSN
KANSAS CITY, Mo (WDAF) — Kansas stands to lose $3 897 billion in federal and state Medicaid funding – and thousands will lose coverage – under the Senate-approved version of President
- Kansas Medicaid advocates share dire forecast of potential . . .
TOPEKA — Analysis of potential congressional cuts to Medicaid indicated Kansas’ loss of nearly $350 million in the first year and more than $3 billion over 10 years could shrink coverage for vulnerable populations, escalate family medical debt and raise the risk of hospital closures
- How Medicaid changes will affect MO HealthNet and KanCare
Over the next decade in Missouri, the state will lose about $17 billion in federal funding for Medicaid, KFF estimates In Kansas, the law could impact KanCare coverage for 13,000 people over the next decade, and lose about $4 billion in federal funding
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