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Medicaid cuts could cost NJ $3.7B annually, NJ officials say

States Newsroom · October 22, 2026

By the end of the decade, New Jersey stands to lose up to $3.7 billion dollars in federal healthcare funding each year under the Trump administration’s changes to Medicaid, much of it in cuts to state-directed aid for hospitals and doctors, state officials warned lawmakers Thursday. The shifts in Medicaid, the state…

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Medicaid cuts could cost NJ $3.7B annually, NJ officials say

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