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BOSTON — In a state that has long been viewed as a blueprint for the Affordable Care Act, advocates and health care professionals are expressing alarm over proposed changes by the Trump administration that could undermine the health safety net established under the law. Massachusetts, known for its pioneering health care reform, has seen significant improvements in access to care and coverage since the implementation of its own health care model.
The potential rollback of key provisions raises concerns about the future of health insurance for millions of residents. Advocates argue that dismantling these programs could lead to increased uninsured rates, higher medical costs, and a strain on local health services. They emphasize the importance of maintaining the existing framework that has contributed to the state's success in reducing disparities in health care access.
As discussions continue at the federal level, Massachusetts stakeholders are mobilizing to protect the gains made over the years, fearing that any changes could have lasting repercussions for the health and well-being of their communities.
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