Advocacy News
Advocacy News
The Advocacy News Feed provides up-to-date information on the latest legislative developments, policy changes, and advocacy efforts that impact home care. This resource keeps you informed about key issues, from regulatory updates to advocacy campaigns aimed at shaping the future of home care services. Stay engaged with the critical issues affecting your practice, and learn how you can take action to support the home care community. Whether it's new legislation or upcoming hearings, our Advocacy News Feed is your go-to source for everything you need to know to advocate for home care at the state and federal levels.
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Proposed Reforms Could Lower Provider Tax, Increase Work Requirements, and Impact Rural Hospitals
Senate Republicans, led by Finance Committee Chair Crapo, have unveiled significant changes to Medicaid under a new bill, including deeper cuts and the implementation of work requirements. The proposal also introduces a gradual reduction of the provider tax in Medicaid expansion states, sparking debates over its impact on rural hospitals and federal savings.
Leslie Hammond
Potential Federal Changes Could Result in Loss of Coverage for Hundreds of Thousands and $1 Billion in State Funding Cuts
Proposed Medicaid cuts could devastate Massachusetts, putting healthcare access at risk for hundreds of thousands and threatening $1 billion in federal funding annually.
Jake Krilovich
Join HCA and Members in Supporting Legislation to License Non-Medical Home Care Services
On April 14th, the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Aging and Independence will hold a hearing on H.789/S.470, which aims to establish a framework for licensing non-medical home care services. HCA will testify in support, emphasizing the need for minimum standards to protect consumers, workers, and ensure fairness in the industry.
Harrison Collins