Arielle Zionts
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 19 Feb
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Another one would be interstate compacts.
So if you have a license to practice in one state, letting you work in another state, so that way you can do telehealth in another state.
The ones that are maybe more controversial are
adopting the SNAP waiver to say that SNAP beneficiaries can't buy certain unhealthy foods or to adopt the presidential fitness test.
But some Democratic states did say they would do those things.
But this is only a portion of how states were rated.
And there was a lot of fear from some people that
The money would be granted out in an unfair way, like favoring Republican states.
But overall, that's not the case.
It was pretty a mixed bag.
That remains to be seen, of course.
But overall, the feeling in the rural health care world is, of course, they're excited about this funding.
They think it's an opportunity, especially to try new things or just to get funding for things that they haven't been able to find a source for before.
But at the same time, they all say, but it won't make up for what's being cut.
And it's not just the difference in the money, you know, how much is being taken away versus how much is coming towards them.
It's about what the purpose of that money is for.
What do you mean?
So Medicaid directly helps facilities stay open.
If these services cost money and this helps pay for them, if they're not paid for, the hospital has to pay for it themselves and then they could just continue losing money.
This transformation program is really focused on the word transformation.
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