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Catholic health care leaders sound alarm on proposed Medicaid cuts
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News - America Magazine
Leaders of member health care networks of the Catholic Health Association convened for a press briefing ahead of lobbying efforts in Washington on May 20.
The health care executives warned that low-income urban and isolated rural communities would be hardest hit.
leaders said that the administration’s effort to save money on health care is doomed to backfire considering the potential long-term additions to health spending that would result from reductions now.
leaders said, that are already in no position to begin absorbing additional costs because of government reductions in health spending.
It ensures that children, seniors, low-income families and people with disabilities get basic health care.
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