Evidence and Impact
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Dissecting the Deepest Cuts: New Expenses for Adults on Medicaid
Dissecting the Deepest Cuts: New Barriers to Medicaid Eligibility and Enrollment
Dissecting the Deepest Cuts: New Restrictions on Raising Revenue for State Medicaid Budgets
Dissecting the Deepest Cuts: New Restrictions Limiting Medicaid State Directed Payments
Dissecting the Deepest Cuts: New Restrictions Limiting Access to Medicaid Retroactive Coverage
Dissecting the Deepest Cuts: CMS Final Rule: Narrowing “Uniformity Waivers” for Medicaid Provider Taxes
The Record: Timeline of Families USA Advocacy
A Response at Every Turn (February 2025–Present)
Fact Sheets and Analyses
Dangerous Medicaid cuts will result in millions of Americans losing their health care, harming family financial security and devastating state and local economies. These fact sheets delve into a range of topics from populations that rely on Medicaid, the greatest threats faced by the program, and more.
- Medicaid Managed Care: Top Issues for Advocates in 2026
- Continued Financial Costs of Mississippi’s Inaction on Medicaid Expansion
- Continued Financial Costs of Alabama’s Inaction on Medicaid Expansion
- H.R. 1 – Provisions Section-by-Section Summary and Analysis
- Summary of Harmful Impacts of Trump’s Health Care Cuts
- Senate and House Text Section-by-Section One Big Beautiful Bill Act
- Working America Relies on Medicaid: Congress Must Protect Essential Workers from Devastating Medicaid Cuts
- Federal Medicaid Cuts Would Force Rural Hospitals to the Brink of Closure
- Congress’ Provider Tax Proposals Would Be A Huge Blow to State Budgets
- Harmful Impacts of Proposed House and Senate Budget Bills: What Is at Stake for the 10 States That Have Not Yet Expanded Medicaid
- Medicaid Expansion Reduces Maternal Mortality: Medicaid Cuts Would Be Deadly for Mothers and Babies
- Medicaid Matters: To People, Our Economy and the Health Care System
- Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements: Bureaucratic Burdens That Threaten Working Families, Providers and Local Economies
- Medicaid Cuts Would Rip Away Health Coverage from Millions of Americans, Disproportionately Harming People of Color
- Medicaid Federal Funding: Cuts to Federal Share (“FMAP”) Hurt Families, Providers and State Economies
- Medicaid Provider Taxes: Restricting Them Threatens Hospitals, the Health Care System and State Economies