Anna Claire Vollers
Healthcare Reporter at Stateline
Healthcare Reporter at News from the States
healthcare reporter @Stateline_news & @statesnewsroom. previously @ALdotcom. always curious. full of coffee. she/her. tips: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
ohiocapitaljournal.com | Anna Claire Vollers
Some Americans who rely on Medicaid to pay for their health care don’t realize their insurance is funded by that very program, which congressional Republicans are looking to shrink. One reason is that state programs aren’t always called “Medicaid.” Many states have rebranded their programs with consumer-friendly names such as SoonerCare in Oklahoma, Apple Health in Washington, Medi-Cal in California or TennCare in Tennessee.
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2 weeks ago |
truthout.org | Anna Claire Vollers
Angry, shocked, overwhelmed? Take action: Support independent media. We’ve borne witness to a chaotic first few months in Trump’s presidency. Over the last months, each executive order has delivered shock and bewilderment — a core part of a strategy to make the right-wing turn feel inevitable and overwhelming.
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2 weeks ago |
stateline.org | Anna Claire Vollers
Some Americans who rely on Medicaid to pay for their health care don’t realize their insurance is funded by that very program, which congressional Republicans are looking to shrink. One reason is that state programs aren’t always called “Medicaid.” Many states have rebranded their programs with consumer-friendly names such as SoonerCare in Oklahoma, Apple Health in Washington, Medi-Cal in California or TennCare in Tennessee.
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2 weeks ago |
thelcn.com | Anna Claire Vollers
Dr. Fred Levin has been watching with growing alarm the national debate around federal cuts to Medicaid. He’s responsible for the medical care of about 100 older adults at the Community PACE center in rural Newaygo, Michigan. For his patients, Medicaid isn’t just a safety net — it’s a matter of life or death. “If left to see to their own needs, a lot of them would stay in their homes and would slowly die,” he said.
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2 weeks ago |
thedailynewsonline.com | Anna Claire Vollers
Dr. Fred Levin has been watching with growing alarm the national debate around federal cuts to Medicaid. He’s responsible for the medical care of about 100 older adults at the Community PACE center in rural Newaygo, Michigan. For his patients, Medicaid isn’t just a safety net — it’s a matter of life or death. “If left to see to their own needs, a lot of them would stay in their homes and would slowly die,” he said.
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RT @WarOnDumb: Great story by @acvollers about a dying hospital in my hometown. Alabama is suffocating its rural hospitals for no damn reas…
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