Opinion
Big savings can be found in improper Medicare spending
The Trump administration can find significant spending savings by doubling down on investigations of waste and fraud in improper Medicare spending.
‘Are we just left to die?’: Spokane health care providers, patients consider Medicaid cuts in roundtable
As an older Spokane resident, Gail Halverson relies on Medicare and Medicaid to live. Right now, she is afraid she could lose ...
'Are we just left to die?': Spokane patients, doctors express concern over proposed Medicaid cuts
At a town hall hosted by Washington Senator Maria Cantwell, Spokane-area providers and Medicaid recipients discussed the harm ...
Democratic lawmakers warn of ‘all-out assault’ on Medicaid, though Trump says the program is safe
Billions of dollars in cuts to Medicaid would have a devastating impact on the more than 1.8 million Washingtonians who rely ...
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LIVE: Zinke addresses impact of federal cuts; Medicare & Medicaid; DOGE; more
U.S. Representative Ryan Zinke stopped Today on Friday to discuss recent impact of cuts of federal programs, funds and jobs, ...
Physician advocates tell Congress: no more cuts to Medicare
It’s not every day you see hundreds of white coats flock to Capitol Hill. This February however, physician advocates from ...
After party rift on shutdown, California Democrats try to refocus budget fight on Medicaid
Democrats do not want to repeat the mistakes of last week, when they split over the GOP's stopgap measure to avoid a federal ...