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What the Latest Version of the House Medicaid Reform Plan Means for Families Affected by Severe Autism

May 13, 2025 Jackie Kancir, Executive Director of NCSA

Sunday night, House Republicans dropped their latest plan for Medicaid reform, and it’s got a lot of people asking: Should we be worried? Should we panic? And what should we be doing? Here’s what you need to know—without the spin.

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