United States — Medicaid & United States — United States Congress

United States — Medicaid: United States — Medicaid is a major payer for births and postpartum care, but HR 1 is expected to cut its spending by over $900 billion, threatening coverage extensions and maternal health programs.

United States — United States Congress: Congress passed HR 1, which funds the wristband expansion but also cuts United States — Medicaid, creating a mixed impact on maternal health. It has also rejected some CDC budget cuts and proposed funding increases.

United States — Medicaid: United States — Medicaid is the government program through which Planned Parenthood and other providers are now billing for non-abortion services, with funding restored after a year.

United States — United States Congress: Congress passed the defunding law and is now being urged by abortion opponents to adopt another defunding policy, creating uncertainty for providers.

United States — Medicaid: Program at center of debate; income limits restrict access for working disabled individuals.

United States — United States Congress: Approved buy-in option in 1990s; now facing federal United States — Medicaid cuts.

United States — Medicaid: Changes in United States — Medicaid reimbursement policies reduced funding for Planned Parenthood, contributing to its financial shortfall.

United States — United States Congress: Republican-led Congress passed legislation blocking United States — Medicaid reimbursement for Planned Parenthood and cutting United States — Title X funding, leading to the closures.