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Maryland’s latest fiscal update projects a nearly $1.5 billion budget deficit next fiscal year, and the out years are shaping up to be worse. -
Hundreds could be impacted. -
People with disabilities claim they were kicked off services without reason. -
The state will also likely lose about $2.7 billion in funding. -
The Republican plan cuts $880 billion in Medicaid funding. -
The loss of tax credits could raise premiums, however companies are still raking in hundreds of millions in profit. -
Maryland Deputy Health Secretary Ryan Moran talks through Medicaid cut scenarios that reach far beyond those receiving care. -
Hundreds of thousands of Marylanders could lose coverage. -
The city is bracing for big changes from the Trump administration’s massive cuts. -
The state could see a loss of $16 billion over ten years.
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