Jeanne Lambrew, Senior Fellow
Jeanne Lambrew, PhD, is a senior fellow at The Century Foundation and an adjunct professor at the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Her writing, research, and teaching focus on policies to improve health care access, affordability, and quality.
Ellen Montz, Contributor
Ellen Montz was a senior fellow at The Century Foundation with expertise in U.S. health care policy, with a specific research focus on health insurance coverage and market regulation. She is currently a PhD candidate in health policy, with a concentration in economics, at Harvard University.
Senate Health Bill Would Cut Medicaid by Three-Quarters of a Trillion Dollars
New estimates from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released today clearly show that this bill is not about repealing “ObamaCare,” but about capping federal health spending and cutting taxes for the richest Americans and corporations. CBO projects that the bill would cut Medicaid by $772 billion. For comparison, CBO previously estimated that the cost off all Marketplace subsidies equaled $781 billion over the same time period from 2018 to 2026.
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