California is taxing the middle-class nationwide to give the wealthy free healthcare. Asset-rich residents get to stick the bill for nursing home stays on other Americans.
coverage as pandemic-era policies are rolled back. Many may indeed lose Medicaid — but the majority of these as reported by some of the nation’s leading health insurers are already offered coverage through their employers or can enroll in heavily subsidized ACA marketplace plans.
With at least 50% of California’s Medicaid Program funded by the federal government through the Federal Medical Assistance Program, dissolving this significant eligibility criterion for Medi-Cal beneficiaries permits asset-rich Californians to stick the bill for their nursing home stays to taxpayers across the United States. Moreover, its approval will now surely set a precedent for other Medicaid jurisdictions to follow suit.
For instance, the Louisiana Department of Health spent $112 million on Medicaid coverage for nearly 14,000 adults who don't appear to live in Louisiana, according to a state legislative audit. Simply"verifying" someone’s address would have solved that problem. Now that the pandemic has subsided and the public health emergency has ended, Medicaid is legally required to verify eligibility again.
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