On the recordSeptember 10, 2015
If 2339 became law, a significant number of low-income Americans who receive lump sum could be inappropriately determined ineligible for Medicaid and lose access to their health insurance.
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congress.govFrank Pallone: “If 2339 became law, a significant number of low-income Americans who receive lump sum could be inappropriately…”
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Pallone warns that H.R. 2339 could lead to loss of Medicaid for many low-income Americans.
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