Washington leaders unite against proposed Medicaid cuts, warning of dire health impacts

Published by KOMO on 2/27/25 (Source)

"As a nurse practitioner, when I see a patient, really my focus is on, ‘What do I need to focus on to help them?’" explained Justin Gill, the Washington State Nurses Association President. He told KOMO News he worries about many of his patients' ability to access healthcare services as the House and Senate Republicans are working to pass at least $880 billion worth of cuts to Medicaid and other healthcare programs.


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