The U.S. House of Representatives and the House Energy and Commerce Committee have proposed a $880 billion Energy and Commerce Committee spending reduction target. For decades, Medicaid has been the safety net for the most vulnerable patients – children, pregnant women, seniors, the disabled, veterans, and low-income working families. Enacting these cuts would cause millions of Medicaid patients to lose their coverage and it is expected that they would also lose some of their existing benefits and access to essential health care services. Once patients lose coverage, their health conditions will worsen and the financial burden will shift to the states, physicians, emergency rooms, hospitals, and all other patients.

Below are some resources regarding these cuts.

Medicaid Energy and Commerce Committee Bill 2025 - Subtitle D - Health PART 1—Medicaid	State Medical Societies Lead Charge - Urge Congress Not to Cut Medicaid - March 10, 2025	Medicaid Energy and Commerce Committee Bill 2025 - May 11, 2025
California Medical Association Letter to E&C Committee - May 12, 2025	California Medical Assoication California statement on House Republicans' proposed cuts to Medicaid - May 12, 2025	MedChi Statement Medicaid Is Under Threat. You Can Help Protect It — One Text at a Time - May 15, 2025
ACOG Guide: Medicaid Matters	Impact of Potential Medicaid Proposals to Maryland Medicaid - May 2025	Impact of Potential Proposals on Maryland Health Connection Private Plan Enrollees - May 2025
Impact of Congressional Budget on Maryland Medicaid Program - July 11, 2025	What the New Federal Budget Law Means for Your Medicaid Coverage - July 14, 2025

Web Resources:

• Proposed Cuts to Medicaid Would Kick Marylanders Off Their Health Insurance and Reduce Access to Care: Maryland Department of Health Press Release - May 13, 2025