This bill changes how much federal money states get for Medicaid, especially for low-income adults. It phases out extra funding over several years, which could impact healthcare access for many people.
If you depend on Medicaid, your state might receive less federal funding for your healthcare in the coming years.
Who this affects
Low-income adults · Medicaid recipients
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill would gradually reduce extra federal funding for Medicaid assistance to low-income adults.
2The phase-out of funding would start in 2027 and continue until 2035.
3States that have not expanded Medicaid will have different funding rules than those that have.
4States can choose to limit Medicaid assistance to individuals earning below the federal poverty line.
5The bill aims to change how states receive federal support for Medicaid programs.
