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State Roundup: Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce

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FEDERAL CUTS TO MEDICAID COULD COST STATE $1.2 BILLION: Maryland lawmakers are bracing for the possibility of a $900 million to $1.2 billion spike in Medicaid costs to the state if Congress approves cuts in the coming months — a change that would compound the state’s already poor budget outlook and force it to decide whether to continue certain health care services on its own dime, Senate President Bill Ferguson said Tuesday. Sam Janesch/The Bal…
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State Roundup: Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce

FEDERAL CUTS TO MEDICAID COULD COST STATE $1.2 BILLION: Maryland lawmakers are bracing for the possibility of a $900 million to $1.2 billion spike in Medicaid costs to the state if Congress approves cuts in the coming months — a change that would compound the state’s already poor budget outlook and force it to decide whether to continue certain health care services on its own dime, Senate President Bill Ferguson said Tuesday. Sam Janesch/The Bal…

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State Roundup: Budget Of Maryland’s Developmental Disabilities Administration Called A ‘Black Box;’ Women’s Caucus Announces 15 Priority Bills, Most Focused On Child, Health Care

DISABILITIES ADMIN BUDGET CALLED A ‘BLACK BOX:’ The state’s Developmental Disabilities Administration’s budget has always been somewhat of a “black box,” according to David Romans, a Maryland Department of Legislative Services fiscal and policy analyst. “It’s never been easy to tease out what’s really driving changes in the budget, and that’s been true for decades,” he said at a Senate Budget and Taxation Committee hearing last month. Natalie Jo…

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