When the Medicaid cuts pushed by President Donald Trump go into effect next year, hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians could lose their health insurance, a North Carolina nurse says.
[This story is part of Cardinal & Pine’s “Bad Medicine” series, a wide-ranging look at how new federal healthcare policies threaten to overwhelm already overwhelmed doctors and nurses, widen health disparities in rural areas, and make North Carolinians sicker. For more of Bad Medicine, tap here.]
When the Medicaid cuts pushed by President Donald Trump go into effect next year, hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians could lose their health insurance.
That will cause patients to suffer and further strain the nurses and doctors who care for them, Zoe Clarke, a nurse at Mission Hospital in Asheville told Cardinal & Pine.
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