The new USCBO score estimates $834B fewer dollars & 14M fewer people in Medicaid under the House’s American Health Care Act.
via Kaiser Health News.
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#politics #trumpcare #donald trump #trump #medicaid #health care #republicans #AHCA #healthcare #CBO #p2 #seniors #elderly #older americans #GOPIn general, the older and poorer you are, the higher your premiums would be under the American Health Care Act compared with current law.
via VOX.
Max Richtman discusses Healthcare and Social Security in the Trump era. The National Committee President says Trumpcare would be “devastating” to seniors, Medicaid beneficiaries, and people living in rural states.
We already know the AHCA would take health care away for 24 million people. But guess what? There’s so much more.
via CBPP.
AHCA’s > $800B in reduced Medicaid funding has implications for 6M seniors & 10M nonelderly people w/ disabilities.
The bill slashes $880 billion in federal funding to Medicaid, according to the Congressional Budget office, despite President Trump’s campaign promises not to cut the program.
via The Hill.
We have been keeping track of President Trump and his administration’s actions on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and healthcare.
According to the CBO, near seniors could see their premiums rise by as much as 700-800 percent if the AHCA becomes law. A 64 year-old with an income of $26,500 per year who paid $1,700 annually for an Obamacare policy would now pay a whopping $13,600 under the Republican plan.
Trump administration is undermining our social insurance programs. Max Richtman tells New Jersey radio audience that the GOP healthcare bill and the Trump budget “combine to harm beneficiaries of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.”
We have been keeping track of President Trump and his administration’s actions on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and healthcare.
Investment in home and community-based care is popular and must be included in #infrastructure. Now it’s up to Congress to get it done. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/04/opinion/elder-care-congress.html #HCBS @nytimes
