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Medicaid Work Requirements: Who Actually Benefits?

Article Expose the Heist: Power and Policy in Unprecedented Times

Medicaid Work Requirements: Who Actually Benefits?

Medicaid work requirements will cause people to lose health care — and deliver millions of dollars to private contractors.

By Peter Hart

A stethoscope lies on a partially blurred stack of hundred-dollar bills and a document labeled
Does Medicaid Expansion Help or Hurt Hospital Finances?

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Does Medicaid Expansion Help or Hurt Hospital Finances?

Providing coverage to the previously uninsured leads to substantial improvements in hospitals’ bottom lines, especially those in rural areas,  and reduces the high financial burden of uncompensated care that hospitals often face.

By Damon L. Daniels

View of a hospital's emergency department. Large red letters spelling “EMERGENCY” are on the building's glass front, conveying urgency against a cloudy sky.
Dueling Congressional Votes Won’t Fix the Broken US Health Care System

Article Expose the Heist: Power and Policy in Unprecedented Times

Dueling Congressional Votes Won’t Fix the Broken US Health Care System

Partisan votes that are doomed to failure won’t fix the US health care system. If policymakers really want to lower health care costs and stop subsidizing exploitative health insurance companies, the pathway is clear: Medicare For All.

By Brandon Novick

A stethoscope rests on several U.S. 100-dollar bills, with a calculator in the background, symbolizing healthcare costs and financial considerations.