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Millions will lose Medicaid coverage, hospitals’ uncompensated work will increase and insurers will lose big business as a result of President Trump’s tax-and-spending-cuts law

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Millions will lose Medicaid coverage, hospitals’ uncompensated work will increase and insurers will lose big business as a result of President Trump’s tax-and-spending-cuts law
President Trump’s tax-and-spending-cuts law is expected to have serious ripple effects: millions of people could lose Medicaid coverage, hospitals will likely face a surge in unpaid care, and health insurers stand to lose a significant chunk of their business. It’s a triple whammy that could strain the healthcare system and leave vulnerable populations in the lurch.
Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about budgets—it’s about real people losing coverage and hospitals scrambling to absorb the cost. If Medicaid rolls shrink, more uninsured patients will turn to emergency rooms, driving up uncompensated care. Insurers, meanwhile, lose customers, which could destabilize parts of the market. The law’s long-term impact might reshape who gets care and who pays for it.
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