Marijke Rowland
Senior Health Equity Writer at Central Valley Journalism Collaborative
Senior Health Equity Reporter for the nonprofit Central Valley Journalism Collaborative @cv_journalism. Former staff writer for The Modesto Bee. Guild forever.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
localnewsmatters.org | Marijke Rowland
MORE THAN HALF of the San Joaquin Valley’s population could be bracing for “devastating” cuts to their health insurance coverage as House Republicans decide how to slash some $880 billion from Medicaid. Among Californians, Valley residents have perhaps the most to lose due to the eight-county region’s high enrollment in Medi-Cal, the state’s version of the federal Medicaid program for low-income residents.
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2 weeks ago |
thesungazette.com | Marijke Rowland
San Joaquin Valley residents, providers are anxious as they wait on House Republican to determine cuts to Medicaid CENTRAL VALLEY – More than half of the San Joaquin Valley’s population could be bracing for “devastating” cuts to their health insurance coverage as House Republicans decide how to slash some $880 billion from Medicaid.
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3 weeks ago |
themercedfocus.org | Marijke Rowland
Reading Time: 5 minutesMore than half of the San Joaquin Valley’s population could be bracing for “devastating” cuts to their health insurance coverage as House Republicans decide how to slash some $880 billion from Medicaid. Among Californians, Valley residents have perhaps the most to lose due to the eight-county region’s high enrollment in Medi-Cal, the state’s version of the federal Medicaid program for low-income residents.
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3 weeks ago |
theintersectionreports.org | Marijke Rowland
More than half of the San Joaquin Valley’s population could be bracing for “devastating” cuts to their health insurance coverage as House Republicans decide how to slash some $880 billion from Medicaid. Among Californians, Valley residents have perhaps the most to lose due to the eight-county region’s high enrollment in Medi-Cal, the state’s version of the federal Medicaid program for low-income residents.
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1 month ago |
stocktonia.org | Marijke Rowland
The Central Valley’s LGBTQ+ community is once again learning what a difference a presidential administration makes. And it’s adapting. Since Donald Trump returned to the White House, his administration has unleashed a wave of anti-transgender, anti-diversity and anti-inclusive policies that have made daily life — and legal decisions — more complicated, and frightening, for transgender and nonbinary people. “I do feel that fear,” said Takoda Blaze, a 34-year-old Stockton-based trans man.
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More than half the residents in the San Joaquin Valley could face "devastating" cuts to their healthcare as Republicans in Congress decide how to cut $880 billion from Medicaid. https://t.co/7azQnDVrA6
Like it did with CARE Court, Stanislaus County is among the first in the state to implement a new conservatorship law that could place more people into forced care. My latest for the @cv_journalism, now on our new health website, The Intersection! https://t.co/LGNLJRQDhe
Who was helped in Stanislaus County by CARE Court, a new mental health court aimed at curbing homelessness? What were the early results in the Valley? My latest for @cv_journalism. https://t.co/8ppgOXyZhc
