Medicaid cuts could cost Mass. $100m
Many low-income and disabled would lose out on services; rules may hurt universal-care push
Far-reaching Medicaid changes proposed by the Bush administration could cost Massachusetts more than $100 million a year and make it harder for tens of thousands of low-income and disabled residents to get healthcare, according to state officials, analysts, and advocates. (Full article: 1292 words)
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