Since April, almost a million Texans have lost access to Medicaid, twice the amount of any other state, according to the lawmakers' letter.
"About three-quarters of these denials of care were for procedural reasons, not due to a determination of actual ineligibility," the lawmakers wrote."Outrageously, Texas has terminated coverage for 69% of all beneficiaries who have undergone the redetermination process. This is the highest disenrollment rate in the nation and only 11 other states have terminated coverage for more people than they have renewed.
The Sept. 19 congressional letter also notes that state officials have received at least three letters from whistleblowers from inside the HHSC raising concerns about eligible people being dropped from Medicaid.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
White House calls Garland hearing a 'not-so-sophisticated distraction' from government shutdownThe White House heartily criticized 'extreme' House Republicans' questioning of Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday.
Lire la suite »
White House blasts House Judiciary for holding 'circus of a hearing' grilling GarlandThe White House blasted the House Judiciary Committee for holding an hours-long “circus of a hearing' featuring testimony from Attorney General Merrick Garland
Lire la suite »
House GOP Unveils Budget With Trillions in Cuts to Medicaid, Food Benefits, and MoreThe new proposal underscores the Republican Party's 'thirst for cruel budget cuts,' said Democratic Rep. Brendan Boyle.
Lire la suite »
Unveiled House GOP Budget Targets Medicaid, Food Benefits With Trillions in CutsIt also calls for the establishment of a “bipartisan debt commission” to crack down on Social Security and Medicare.
Lire la suite »
Homelessness becomes a circular firing squad for California DemocratsDemocrats are now targeting Democrats in California over the state’s ever-worsening homelessness crisis.
Lire la suite »
House Democrats drop DC PR firm over past #MeToo conflictIllinois House Democrats say they will no longer work with a public relations firm that helped guide then-Speaker Michael Madigan on sexual harassment issues at the same time it was orchestrating support for a campaign worker who said she had been harassed.
Lire la suite »