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Private Medicaid Contractors Set to Cash In as Trump-GOP Cuts Take Care From Millions

As millions of Americans lose Medicaid coverage due to the unparalleled cuts that President Donald Trump signed into law last year, large private contractors are poised to make a financial killing as states move to implement draconian new work reporting requirements that are already wreaking havoc in several states. A report published Tuesday by…

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Common Dreams· Oct 20, 6:27 PMPrivate Medicaid Contractors Set to Cash In as Trump-GOP Cuts Take Care From Millions

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Private Contractors Are Set to Cash In As Millions of Americans Lose Health CareOn January 1, new Medicaid work requirements will kick in nationwide, and states are scrambling to comply—a chaotic process which will lead to millions of people losing health care access. Many states are paying third-party contractors millions to design and operate systems to determine which Americans remain eligible under the new law. And some of […]

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