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Ohio Emergency Doc: Medicaid Cuts Will Hurt Everybody, Close Hospitals
When you trim costs, you actually end up cutting care. So the way the hospital deals with this is they end up cutting staffing. They have fewer staff, longer wait times, and in some cases, communities losing access to health care altogether.
A mother of a disabled child is pushing back on new Medicaid requirements in President Donald Trump’s tax and spending cuts ...
Despite early conversations and, kind of, conjecture, I think that advocates did a pretty solid job to make it clear that any ...
Twin City Medical Center in Dennison is on the list, along with Coshocton Regional Medical Center and Harrison Community ...
Gov. Mike DeWine visited Cleveland on Thursday to Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, where he fielded questions about the ...
With the federal budget narrowly passing the U.S. Senate, nearly $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid have been proposed.
President Donald Trump will have to wait until Thursday at the earliest to see if the house passes his "Big Beautiful Bill." ...
As Congress debates Medicaid cuts, Gov. Mike DeWine has left the door open for Ohio to drop coverage for more than 770,000 people. The governor kept trigger language in the state’s operating budget ...
More than 760,000 Medicaid recipients in Ohio are at risk of losing coverage, and hospitals across the state could lose billions of dollars over the next decade, now that Congress has approved the ...
There are reasons to question whether cuts are actually happening, or if they are, who bears responsibility for the reduction ...
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