The House  Budget Reconciliation Bill includes Medicaid policy changes related to eligibility and coverage, aiming to cut between $600 billion–$800 billion from the Medicaid program over the next 10 years. These cuts would reduce the federal government's financial contribution, forcing states to scale back coverage and cut essential benefits for Medicaid beneficiaries.

In addition, Congress could impose new barriers to Medicaid enrollment, such as work requirements or other restrictive criteria that people must meet to keep their healthcare coverage. These harmful policies threaten the well-being of individuals battling lung cancer and would negatively impact patients across the country.

Join us in telling Congress: a cut to Medicaid is a bad idea—we strongly oppose it!

Congress must protect Medicaid and preserve this lifesaving coverage for millions of patients across the United States. Make your voice heard—Call on Congress to oppose this dangerous budget plan!