Advocating to protect Medicaid for all Nebraskans
Why Your Voice Matters
America’s Congress is negotiating a new budget and considering significant cuts to Medicaid. Congressional committees in the House and Senate are meeting over the next few weeks and will decide how significant the cuts will be. What will be cut – and how much – remains to be seen, but we can see the burden will shift to each state to decide what programs to cut and who will be most hurt.
Medicaid allows almost 80 million Americans to obtain healthcare. The time is now to use your voice. It is critical that we let Congress know Medicaid must be preserved for all the people it helps.
Lutheran ELCA Ministries United
Defending Medicaid for Seniors, Children, Veterans, Families, People with Disabilities, and Those with Behavioral Needs
One of Nebraska's largest human care organizations, Lutheran Family Services (LFS), delivers critical services to thousands of people every year. Offerings include substance use treatment and behavioral health therapies for children, teens, veterans, seniors, and other adults. You can learn more at OneLFS.org.
For more than 138 years, Immanuel has led the way in senior care and retirement living in Nebraska and Iowa. With 17 communities and three PACE® centers, we prioritize people over profits – continually enhancing programs, services, and experiences for seniors. You can learn more at Immanuel.com.
Mosaic is a whole-person healthcare organization that provides services to empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other diverse needs to live their best lives. Simply put, we ask people what their dreams and goals are, and we work to help them achieve them. Learn more at MosaicInfo.org.
Contact Your Legislators
Cuts to Medicaid put vulnerable Nebraskans at risk of losing access to essential resources and services. These are the people who need our support. Contact your U.S. Senators and Representatives today. Urge them to preserve Medicaid funding and defend the health, dignity, and security of our communities.
