it's not only that since we know people need medicaid for their services, but having medicaid lets peopleof the things i think is surprising for a lot of people, but most people on medicaid are working, six out of ten, and there was a study in michigan that did do the medicaid expansion that as a result she found more people were working because of the medicaid expansion. >> i want people -- i was hit by those numbers, but 40% of american births are covered by medicaid. that is an amazing number, an amazing indicator of how important this program is. mayor jones, congratulations again on being elected mayor of st. louis. i want to ask you, you are seeing this at the ground level in a city that has the same kinds of problems that urban areas across america have. how has the lack of medicaid expansion affected things on the ground in st. louis? what have you seen? >> thank you again for having me, jason. it's good to see you. the things we're seeing are the numbers that your gues just talked about. it also refers to the amount of poverty in the city of st. louis. we have about 40% of childr

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medicaid expansion, telehealth services and the impact of covid-19 on the health industry. this also includes interviews with unitedhealth group executive vice president dr. margaret mary wilson and democratic congressman berra, a doctor. from an event hosted by axios, this is just over half an hour. hosted by axios, this is just over half an hour. >> welcome to another vitals check-up virtual event, our monthly series spotlighting the most pressing health care issues and trends. i'm tina reid, axios health care editor, and i'm joining you from the washington d.c. thank you to united health group for making this conversation on strengthening health care accessibility and the future of providing care possible. welcome the our audiences on facebook, youtube, twitter the, linked in and on axios.com. you can join the conversation with hashtag axios events. i will be joined by my colleague and senior editor sam baker. we will unpack how the pandemic has shifted the conversation around is access to care from telehealth to evolving hospital operations and take a closer look at car

with this in mind, i will introduce the let states set medicaid requirements act. this legislation will empower states to have the flexibility that they have had, that has been making progress. it will encourage behaviors that will improve health care outcomes. and it has precedents in other federal programs when it comes to earning unemployment benefits or food assistance. this bill is commonsense policy that i think needs to be put into place so that flexibility cannot arbitrarily be taken away. i yield to my colleague. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, for everything from emergency room visits to mental health care medicaid funding is vital to the health of our citizens. more than four million of my constituents, including half of all children in the state, depend on the stability of the state's medicaid program. unfortunately, the biden administration has put the health care of these individuals in jeopardy by rescinding a previously approval of texas' 1115 waiver extension. basically that waiver would allow the state to

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i have a proposal, mom -- moms first to make sure medicaid pays for july's, and medicaid, and people who are expanding the workforce to prevent some of these deaths. also, signed into law under the former administration, ace the sunshine and unexpected death. leading cause of infant deaths, but we need to know, i want to work with you to make sure we actually fund it now that it is a law. it would research its best practices on how to prevent the so-called sids death. i would yield to you for your response mister secretary. >> congresswoman, great to be with you. two things. one, we need to help those in most need. whether it's the funds that were made available for this tenant recipients, we will try to do the best we can to make sure that they have recovered from covid as best as possible. we look forward to working with you because most of those funds have to be brought down. on the second issue, on maternal mortality and morbidity, you know this well. it is communities of color that suffered the most, including in the black community where you see it's really impacting so many wo

finally, to ensure our funds are used adequately -- medicaid, and private insurance. [inaudible] protect the health of -- will back a prosperous american, we need a healthy america. we've taken exported steps of the past few months to protect this pandemic, and bounce back. giving lower health care premiums, and protect women's health at home and abroad. president biden's budget builds on that promise. and i thank you for this time. >> i think the chairman is muted. >> pressure to accommodate both institutions today -- >> mister chairman, i believe that you are unmuted -- i mean, you are muted. we did not catch what you said. >> let us try it again. not yet? >> so, without objection, each member will be recognized for four minutes so that we may ensure that they will have the opportunity to inquire before the secretary scheduled to leave. he has to leave the senate this afternoon consistent with committee practices, and both settings, will -- and go in order of seniority, between majority members, i'll begin by recognizing myself. i want to emphasize, a pull down the

some of them to the medicaid expansion of this that the marketplaces. we look forward to working with you to figure out a way to continue that growth. >> with regard to prescription drug pricing, is it important our legislation not discriminate against the uninsured, that we provide benefits to them? >> again congressman doggett, thank you for being dogged in this, because you are right. like you like we want to make sure everyone has a chance to participate and to benefit from lower drug prices. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. doggett. let me know recognize the gentleman from california mr. thompson to inquire. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary, for joining us. it's good to see you back in the ways and means space. and i've got two questions and i'll give them both and you can respond. first i'd like to start talking about telemedicine. it's been one of the silver lining in the covid-19 pandemic. i'm proud to have founded the congressional telehealth caucus which is a bipartisan group and working to ensure high quality telehealth ser

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usted tiene medicaid.ulina: cientos de dominicanos asistieron al funeral pÚblico de johnny ventura, uno de los artistas mÁs queridos del mundo. veamos las imÁgenes. [llanto] reportera: con profundo dolor, los dominicanos despidieron a johnny ventura. >> el pueblo estÁ de luto. el paÍs acaba de perder al mejor merenguero. reportera: se rindiÓ un sentido tributo a uno de los mÚsicos mÁs importantes del paÍs. >> hoy le damos el Último adiÓs. [audio ininteligible] reportera: famoso artistas hicieron guardia de honor a johnny ventura, que dedicÓ 65 aÑos de carrera. >> fue el primer empresario que me trajo a repÚblica dominicana. todos: johnny! reportera: cantos y tambores sonaron en las calles en su honor. >> que en paz descanse. todos: johnny querido! reportera: en honor a johnny ventura, una calle de su pueblo natal llevarÁ su nombre. paulina: que descanse en paz. en otro tema, daniel ortega le entregÓ la nacionalidad a un ex—presidente salvadoreÑo, sobre quien pesa una orden de arresto por corrupciÓn. en mÉx

more specifically, i want to talk about the center for medicaid innovation. my other underlying concern, providers and patients are not able to get the feedback and for feedback to be received. perhaps it can be given, but not received as they can and should be. we worked on a bipartisan basis on the committee here, and beyond to move this forward in a way that can really move us toward value based health care. i think it is supported on both sides, shall we say on all sides. the alternative, the payment, the models, there is concern that the election stood in the way there, and now things are being disregarded, and overall, we are just kind of having the alternative payment model being set aside, is my fear. iwas wondering do you have an update on that? where do you think we are headed there and when we might be able to work together? >> congressman, thank you for the question. i think cmmi is letting us move forward, not only in terms of better health, but in better costs. if there are questions or comments or concerns that folks want to race, i hope they w

we talk about medicaid. i'm proud to live in a country that has a safety net like that, that is there for people so that we can maintain some health for those that have trouble affording it, and for other reasons. but the statistics have showed that that particular plan has the highest mortality and morbidity of any in the country. i think we're better if we start to look at solutions to how fewer americans need the medicaid program. because the fewer that are on it, then the better for those that are still in it. we want more of the best care for more americans. so i'd like to continue to work with you on those issues. so, i threw out a lot there. but i really do look forward to working with you. and i'm asking you one question. will you commit to work with congress, and in particular members of congress that have medical backgrounds? we met many times. our doctors caucus, we met many times with secretary azar. it was very productive. and i think we can do the same with you. i'm hoping that as you work thro

if georgia was to expand medicaid or if there was a federal medicaid program for nonexpansion states like georgia, amy would no longer have to worry about getting reliable health coverage for her chronic conditions. this is the human face of the public policy we make or the public policy we fail to make. as our state's health care options stand now, amy says she, quote, doesn't think they care about people like me falling through the cracks. even more disappointing, when asked what medicaid expansion would mean for her, amy was reluctant to even picture that future. she said, well, it's really difficult to say because i've never had consistent health care. it is hard to imagine. think about that. it is hard for somebody who works every day with the kind of entrepreneurial thrust, serious work ethic, grit, and determination in the richest country on the planet. she says it's hard for her to imagine having consistent health care. she says she's used to be shoving aside and doing without. with all of amy's health issues, doing without, as she puts it, can only work for so long. we're co

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speaker pelosi: well, that's in the law for medicaid. you're talking about medicaid.hat we have in our bill is to overturn that. there's no need to have that. there is the law now. reporter: the reasons why to have it overturned? speaker pelosi: because it's an issue of health of many women in america, especially those in lower income situations. in different states. it is something that has been a priority for many of us a long time. as a devout catholic and mother of five in six years, i feel that god blessed my husband and me with our beautiful family. five children in six years, almost to the day. but that may not be what we should be -- it's not up to me to dictate that that's what other people should do. it's an issue of fairness and justice for poor women in our country. yes, ma'am. reporter: given how divided the country is at this point, do you risk an american public not -- with your finding in this? talk about liz cheney's role now after leader mccarthy withdrew his members? speaker pelosi: i don't accept your stipulation that half the country -- there is a

host: does medicaid work with community health workers, or is that something you cannot use?: that is a state-by-state basis. it is difficult for me to answer with all 50 states, but some states allow medicaid to be billed for community health worker services. host: if you want to find a community health worker, the national society of community health workers is a good place to start. we would like to thank miya barnett, who is a contributor to knowable magazine and assistant professor at university of california santa barbara for talking about community health workers. thank you for being with us this morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: we would like to thank all of our callers, viewers and guests for being with us this morning on washington journal. we will be back tomorrow morning for another e dish and -- edition. continue to wash your hands. we will seo tomorrow morning -- see you tomorrow morning. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community c

as we know, you recover medicare, medicaid funds.f the public listing for you? john: the benefit is the public awareness number one. the government is losing billions and billions of dollars when health care costs are being shifted to it. in the words of an appellate judge, the taxpayers are fronting the business. when people go to the doctor they are not supposed to use medicare or medicaid beneficiary cards when they are involved in car accidents, slip and falls, and workers compensation. we discover these instances and converts them into recoveries. currently we are sitting on a book of over $50 billion in billed amount and it is growing quickly. since the letter of intent was signed with lionheart we have actually started to grow at a higher pace than we expected. kailey: interesting. john: the law has been established very well. we won at the court system. because we established the right to own these claims we felt it was an opportune time to take this public. kailey: why did you do so through a spac instead of traditional ipo,

you write in your book about h your family growing up relied on medicaid and now we're seeing a lot of that system, particularly with this new mask guidance. where do you think the agency went wrong on its messaging and how concerned are you it will affect public trust? >> public health depends on public trust. you mentioned that i was the beneficiary of public health early on in my life. i did not quite know that was what it was at the time, but we depended on medicaid, we depended on public housing, we depended on public education and many other elements that many other immigrants, many people, are fortunate to be able to help us to's work to our next stage in our lives. right now what is happeng in the u.s. is that there is a serious messaging problem. the cdc continues to get the science right but the policy and communication wrong. when public health is not just about the science -- it is also about winning the hearts and minds. i hope the cc will embrace its role in that sense and i actually think there should be local and state officials around the country in the world who also

get photo id in order to vote when photo idea -- photo idea -- id is required for food stamps and medicaid, and yet, how could the use of photo id be racist, explain that to me and why is it still required for food stamps and medicaid? caller: so, in terms of photo id , most people are going to have the id required when they snap -- when they show up. there might be some individuals that have issues accessing a photo id prior to their ability to get into the polls and cast their vote, and we want to make sure that there is an alternative opportunity or method by which they could cast their vote, which is for them to sign the affidavit over penalty of perjury. that is a criminal offense to commit perjury the way it is written, to say i am who i am. and based on that they are able to cast their vote. now, a great majority of people who show up will probably have whatever the id is that is required in a particular state or location, what we want to make sure for something as fundamental as voting summary has the ability to swear under penalty of perjury to be able to cast their vote. and it i

dental, and hearing coverage on medicare and allow more lower income american families to lower into medicaid. it would also aid parents by extending the recently expanded -- >> the committee will come to water. today, we are considering two important nominations. robert santos to be director of the census bureau within the department of

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hyde forces one in four women under medicaid to carry a pregnancy to term. 20% of the women in this country rely on medicaid, including half of all american women living below the federal poverty line, and millions of women of color. yet they are denied their constitutional right to health care, including an abortion. this is discrimination. the legal right to an abortion is meaningless if you are unable to afford one. abortion is health care. the legal right to an abortion is based on access, and that should not be denied based on your income or insurance coverage. budgets are documents that represent our values, and that's why i am so proud to put forward a spending package that rejects hyde. and also provides a directive to the v.a. to implement a comprehensive sexual assault and harassment policy. $1.2 billion for maternal and child health. a repeal of the restrictive helms amendment and the global and domestic gag rules. and so much more. this is a good day for women here and around the globe. thank you, chair delauro, and thank you to the millions of activists who fought to make this

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and cms to provide medicaid to their neighbors. and i would just like to ask you to consider that as a proposal to fill the gap and to cover now our folks. we'd like to cover everyone but we'd like to be sure some of those who are insured get covered. could you respond on this issue of the people that have been left out of health care in our country who need it so much? >> you are absolutely right some states chose for whatever reason not to expand medicaid to some of the neediest and the poor without health insurance that can least afford to be without health insurance. in the budget we have a narrative budget with regard to the plan to cover those populations. the reason we did that is because we do think in the place of health care we need a dialogue here. we don't want to be div with congress and many members including yourself have ideas on how to cover those who states have choose and not to expand medicaid and we will absolutely engage with you on your idea. we think in the face of health care it's necessary for competition

they get food stamps or medicaid. but a lot of those programs let people fall through the cracks. there are benefit cliffs. if you make a dollar too much in income, you might lose your medicaid, for example, or, you know, if you save up too much money in the bank, in some states, you could lose your food stamps. this is not how this program works. it's just a much more flexible program because you get the cash no strings attached. you can pay for diapers, which food stamps won't help you with. you can pay for your car payment, child care. you can use the money as you see fit, and you can use it to plug those holes where the existing safety net has left your family exposed. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> so he says there's total agreement when it comes to voting rights, but do the texas dems who fled their state to stop their republican colleagues from imposing harsh voting restrictions agree with senator joe manchin after their meeting today? i'm going to talk to someone who was in the room. that's next. (sounds of car door) (screaming & laughter) ♪ ♪ (sounds of car do