On the recordJanuary 30, 2017
My problem is that I just think there's no evidence that states are choosing to expand Medicaid or keep their expansions at the expense of vulnerable people waiting for HCBS.
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congress.govMy problem is that I just think there's no evidence that states are choosing to expand Medicaid or keep their expansions at the expense of vulnerable people waiting for HCBS.
Pallone argues that Medicaid expansion does not harm vulnerable populations waiting for services.
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