Louisiana voters in Speaker Johnson’s district react to Medicaid cut threats
Residents of Vinton, La., which is part of House Speaker Mike Johnson’s district, are concerned that Republicans will make cuts to Medicaid to reduce government spending. NBC News’ Melanie Zanona spoke to voters who depend on Medicaid and are fearful of what could happen.
More than half the funds spent under a Medicaid incentive program in Louisiana designed to improve health access and outcomes ...
Local officials and providers expressed concern about potential impacts on Medicaid and crisis centers following talks of ...
Louisiana spent nearly $2.4 billion over five years on hospital programs meant to improve health care outcomes for people in ...
Christina Martin, an advocacy leader for Louisiana Developmental Disability Council's Advocacy Network, relies on Medicaid ...
The House Republican drive to significantly reduce federal spending on medical care has placed the party on a collision ...
Amite's Rural Health Clinic is a hub of health care and resources. This small clinic does such invaluable work that the Louisiana Rural Health Association named it the 2024 Outstanding Rural Health ...
WASHINGTON — Every time a baby is born in Louisiana, where Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson handily won reelection ...
More than 40 percent of the population there relies on Medicaid, the public health insurance plan for low-income Americans.
NBC News' Melanie Zanona reports from Vinton, Louisiana, on how Speaker Mike Johnson’s constituents are reacting to potential cuts to Medicaid and food stamps.
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