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Meal Deliveries for Medicaid Patients May Face Cuts Amid Federal Budget Changes

Some states provide meal deliveries to Medicaid patients tailored to their dietary needs, which has been shown to aid recovery and reduce healthcare costs. However, proposed federal budget cuts may result in the cancellation of these programs in some states.

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Some states provide meal deliveries to Medicaid patients tailored to their dietary needs, which has been shown to aid recovery and reduce healthcare costs. However, proposed federal budget cuts may result in the cancellation of these programs in some states.

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Meal deliveries can save money and improve health. Will they survive Medicaid cuts?

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Meal Deliveries for Medicaid Patients May Face Cuts Amid Federal Budget Changes