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- Transcript We are calling you live to invite you to join our interactive telephone town hall event taking place. In just a few moments. Please stay on the line and you will be automatically connected or press. One on your telephone keypad to join right now. Please note that this call may be monitored. Recorded or rebroadcast. If you would like to be removed from future calls, please press. Nine on your telephone keypad now. Hi. This is Alyssa with Senator Vincent Hughes office. Thanks, Taryn. Good evening, everybody. This is Senator Hughes. Welcome to our telephone town hall for everyone. In the 7th senatorial district. I'd like to thank everyone who has take time out. Of their busy schedule to participate on this call. Whether you ask a question or just prefer to listen to the conversation. We really appreciate your engagement. If you'd like to ask a question anytime during tonight's conversation, press star three. On your phone. Again, if you'd like to ask a question at any time during tonight's conversation. Press star three on your phone. As Terrence said, this evening we will be discussing the impact of the potential federal cuts to health insurance like Medicaid Chip and the Affordable Care act. Which are being contemplated. Negotiated, worked on. And have been talked about for a while now down in Washington, DC. It's a very important conversation. We have had this conversation before. And now many of the things that have been discussed, dating all the way back to Project 2025. To where we are right now. Are starting to become a very. Real possibility. And all of this stuff. Does not mean anything. Good for making sure that we're providing as much health insurance coverage. As possible to as many different people as possible. So this is important. All of us are impacted, and we need to make sure that you get the information from our trusted messengers, folks who. Are very well studied and researched and knowledgeable about health care, the coverage and the services that are provided and the folks who work in the system and that you take action steps once you get off of this conversation once you get off this call, remember? Press star three on your phone if you want to get in the queue to ask a question. We'll do our best to answer as many questions as possible, but we want to make sure you get yourself in the system so that you can try to get your question asked and listen closely because. Sometimes in the course of the conversation. The question that you might have has been answered by either someone who's already asked that. Question or by the good conversation and good information coming from our three guests, as Taryn indicated. We've got the Secretary of Human Services, Department of Human Services here in Pennsylvania, Dr. Val. Arch who? 's participated in several of these conversations in the past. We got Dr. Priscilla Posse from christianicare she's the assistant medical director there. We've got nina coffee. She's. The secretary treasurer of Service Employees International Union. Six six eight. To talk about the impact on the workforce. If these cuts were restrictions or reductions in health insurance go into effect, press star three. Again, if you have a question so we can get you into the queue without any further ado, I'm. Going to ask? Secretary Val or Kush to jump on first. If you cook. Excuse me. Excuse me. Madam secretary. All right, if you could start off the conversation. And just give a context. Of some of the things that. Are being discussed. And what they would mean for Pennsylvania citizens if they go into effect. Thanks. Bell Secretary. Thanks, senator. It's good to be back with you, as always. So I lead Pennsylvania's Medicaid program. And just real quick, Medicaid is the program that is paid for partly by the state and partly by the federal government and serves low income individuals and children and older adults and individuals with disabilities. we have about
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