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22 results for “coverage” · House · New Mexico
voted against the Republican tax law that took coverage away from 38,000 New Mexicans in the district … rely on Medicaid for health care coverage to pay for tax breaks for corporations and the wealthy
estimated 120,000 New Mexicans off their health coverage. These cuts will increase uncompensated care, destabilize rural clinics … million in uncompensated care costs as patients lose coverage but still need lifesaving treatment. Trump’s failure
extremists price New Mexicans out of their health coverage, it drives up the price of health care … credits through December 31, 2028 and back-date coverage to January 1, 2026. Vasquez has been raising
inclusion of anti-transgender language, the removal of coverage for IVF, and continued attacks on diversity across
protect residents who would have lost Medicaid coverage and Affordable Care Act (ACA) enhanced premium tax credits because
Mexican purchasing a mid-level health coverage plan from their carrier, often referred to as a silver plan
marketplaces to pay for their health care coverage People living in rural areas will experience 28% higher health
Mexicans in NM-02 risk losing coverage; 8 rural hospitals in NM-02 are at risk of closure
able to see a doctor or losing health coverage altogether,” said Vasquez . “And when New Mexicans are pushed … their health care coverage — whether it be from the expiration of these tax credits or the recent Republican
Republican tax bill that slash Medicaid coverage for 110,000 New Mexicans, cut provider payments, and reduce health … continue to have access to affordable health care coverage. “For many folks in New Mexico, reversing these Republican
Advocates also noted the need for health care coverage for New Mexico’s Downwinders. Tina Cordova said this … need for health care coverage is compounded by the Medicaid cuts recently passed as part of the Republican
Main Streets Act Health Care : Defending Medicaid coverage for the 38,000 New Mexicans in the district
toll unsafe job conditions and insufficient health coverage have taken on oil and gas workers and their families
Medicaid or Medicare for their health care coverage. “The recent cuts to Medicaid will undoubtedly add challenges … Mexicans to lose their health care coverage, harming New Mexicans’ health outcomes for generations to give massive
rely on for severe weather alerts, local news coverage, and educational programming for kids,” said Vasquez … public television and public radio, cutting off coverage of local news and high school sports, eliminating emergency information
nursing homes and deny health care coverage for pregnant women, children and the disabled. The elimination … paperwork for Medicaid, making it harder to access coverage Cuts funding rural hospitals and clinics depend on, putting
more than 38,000 people would lose Medicaid coverage,” said Vasquez . “That’s mothers in Hatch, farmworkers
enhanced ACA tax credits, raising premiums and risking coverage loss for thousands. Slash $267 billion from SNAP, cutting
paperwork for Medicaid, making it harder to access coverage. Blocks insurance from covering abortion care and tries
cuts would threaten rural health clinics, strip coverage from families, and endanger life-saving care for children
insurance costs increase by $16,278 annually , making coverage unaffordable for many. Medicaid at Risk: Nearly … seniors, and hardworking families—could lose their Medicaid coverage. This includes 132,000 children under
more for health care or risk losing coverage altogether. I refuse to let Trump take money from … Affordable Care Act, delivering lower prices and expanding coverage. · Under the Republican budget plan, the 17,000 people