without a medicaid expansion, 275,000 more ohioans could be getting their primary care in emergency rooms, costing "everybody a lot of money."
without a medicaid expansion, 275,000 more ohioans could be getting their primary care in emergency rooms, costing "everybody a lot of money."
john kasich
feb 4, 2013 ... but the governor says make no mistake -- he's not giving his ... "we don't want  275,000 ohioans getting their primary care in an emergency room. it is not  sustainable, it doesn't work, it is not humane and it costs everybody a lot of  money. ... kasich says his plan for use of those medicaid funds would save the ...
john kasich · without a medicaid expansion, 275,000 more ohioans could be  getting their primary care in emergency rooms, costing "everybody a lot of money. ".
sep 27, 2013 ... medicaid expansion is considered a linchpin of the health-care overhaul. ... most  of them children, the disabled and the aging — or the primary ... use them for a  full medicaid expansion to cover 275,000 ohioans that would ... “medicaid  expansion is critical to getting everybody healthy and .... departments.
oct 25, 2013 ... back in february, before god told him to expand medicaid, kasich ... 275,000  ohioans getting their primary care in an emergency room,” he said. “it is not  sustainable, it doesn't work, it is not humane and it costs everybody a lot of  money. ... there will be no need to pay for uncompensated care because most ...
as the debate over medicaid expansion in ohio rages, a consortium of butler ...  the proposal tuesday, saying the expansion would be good for health care and  ... get my offer ... the expansion would allow more than 275,000 low-income  parents and ... “then they end up in emergency rooms, and that costs us all,” he  said.