Walker optimistic for ‘meaningful reforms’ to Medicaid

Posted by Spanish Journal | Mar 16, 2017 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Gov. Scott Walker says he is optimistic that President Donald Trump’s administration will be able to make “meaningful reforms” to the Medicaid program, even as other Republican governors oppose a proposal that would drastically cut payments to the states.

Walker on Wednesday released a letter that U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price sent to governors pledging to improve the program that’s jointly funded by states and the federal government.

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Walker optimistic for ‘meaningful reforms’ to Medicaid

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