States are not prepared to implement the agency's onerous, subjective requirements. It is families who will suffer, especially the sickest Americans, like those with mental health and substance use disorders, cancer, and diabetes, who most urgently need the health care Medicaid provides.
Senator Cantwell highlights the challenges states face with the new requirements.
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But despite these advancements, we've seen 14,000 young people remain unstably housed or homeless, which makes this development project so much more important.
Technology can play a big role. We have to show people that the connection between the information that we can get, and then the actual action plan that we can put into place, that's where that's where the gaps are.
Implementing this rule will worsen Americans’ overall quality of health, waste millions of dollars on administrative red tape, and cause preventable health emergencies for all Americans.
It is the transformative element that might get somebody from just existing to thriving again.
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