
|Slideshows|October 10, 2019
What Americans think about Medicaid
Author(s)Todd Shryock
Americans give their opinion on Medicaid.
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Medicaid is the largest healthcare program in the United States, providing care for the underserved. The program costs more than $597 billion each year, but what do Americans think about the program and the value it provides? The Modern Medicaid Alliance polled more than 8,800 adults to find out. Here are the results.
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