Kaiser Health News
AMA and AHA, critics of GOP bill, believe coverage could dramatically reduce for young adults over 26 after leaving parents' insurance.
Bill is part of proposed reforms that supplement the American Health Care Act; Trump administration pledged to support the tort reform legislation.
Medicaid pays for about two-thirds of 1.4 million elderly in nursing homes; it covers 20 percent of Americans, 40 percent of elderly poor adults.
State officials are hoping to win a 21-month extension of an agreement that began in 2011 and will expire in December.
Health law experts caution coverage gap fix for these very low earners would likely be largely undercut by two other changes in the bill.
About a fourth of respondents said the bill made "minor reductions" to Medicaid, and 13 percent didn't realize there were any proposed cuts.
Plans sold to individuals might exclude coverage for prescription drugs, mental health, addiction, maternity care, other expensive benefits.
Plan means some could pay less in premium costs, but many older Americans could see their payments go up. And let's be clear, you're old at 40.
From 2015 to 2016, death rate for all of its hospitals dropped from 15 to 12 percent for severe sepsis/shock, 12 to 9 percent for all sepsis cases.
Patients can consult with their doctor or a nurse practitioner as often they need to, typically for around $100 a month.