House Reconciliation Bill Targets Medicaid Expansion, State Financing Tools, and Coverage Requirements

The House-passed reconciliation bill includes sweeping Medicaid changes that would cut funding for ACA expansion populations, restrict state financing mechanisms, impose new administrative requirements on states and beneficiaries, and add coverage prohibitions for certain providers and populations. CBO estimates at least 8.6 million people would lose coverage by 2034 from Medicaid provisions alone, with additional losses expected from Marketplace changes. The legislation now moves to the Senate, where modifications are expected before a targeted July 4 vote.

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