Cuomo on Tuesday reiterated his contention that federal
health care cuts already imposed or under consideration threaten to decimate the state's hospital system.
Not exact matches
NDP promises include a two point
cut in the small business tax rate (
already implemented in the budget by the Conservatives); extension of the accelerated capital cost allowance for two years (also
already implemented by the Conservatives); an innovation tax credit for machinery used in research and development; an additional one cent of gas tax for the provinces for infrastructure; a transit infrastructure fund; increased funding for social housing; a major child
care initiative; increasing ODA funding to 0.7 per cent of Gross National Income (GNI); and restoring the 6 % annual escalator to the Canada
Health Transfer.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo this week raised the specter of a special session before the year ends to address the deficit caused by federal
health care cuts — both
already realized and potentially pending.
«In just three years,
health care providers have
already been
cut by a cumulative $ 5.3 billion in Medicaid.
After weeks of warning about its possible consequences, a federal
cut to New York's hospitals took effect on Sunday, adding stress to the state's
already overworked public
health care system.
Lawmakers are
already eyeing an estimated $ 4 billion deficit in next year's budget, and Cuomo said other
health care funding
cuts proposed by Washington Republicans would only make the situation worse.
One of the points the letter asks members to make is that GNYHA wants to be a «part of the solution», and that future
cuts will «further damage an
already fragile
health care system.»
The state
already is facing a projected deficit of at least $ 4.4 billion that could worsen as a result of the tax bill and prior federal
health care cuts.
Republicans point to legislation
already in effect under Democratic
health care reform that
cuts Medicare funding by some $ 700 billion over a period of years.
Gov. Cuomo said the more than $ 2 billion in federal
health care cuts could require lawmakers to make drastic changes in the state's
already - adopted budget.
The state
already has a projected a $ 4 billion budget shortfall in the coming year and is bracing for additional
cuts in federal funds for
health care and other services.
However, critics are
already asking how the government can expand
health care coverage to all Americans,
cut costs, and improve biomedical research, all at the same time.
«Governor Baker's decision to
cut funding for this vital state program will make it more difficult for patients, particularly low - income women, to access the preventive
care they need at a time when the future of sexual and reproductive
health care access is
already in jeopardy.»
Just yesterday, the Congressional Budget Office revealed that the latest version of Paul Ryan's
health care bill — the one the House
already passed — will
cut 23 million people off from
health insurance, in addition to blocking
care at Planned Parenthood
health centers.
Perry has
already cut off 130,000 Texas women from basic preventive
health care, including lifesaving cancer screenings and well - woman checkups, and now by virtually banning abortion he's further denying women access to
health care.