UnitedHealth cuts Medicare Advantage plans after Republicans slash healthcare funding: Mapping the counties that will suffer the most

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The government pays private insurers to operate the Medicare Advantage plans for people 65 and older or with disabilities.
Check this StoryMap to see if you might lose Medicare Advantage. How many seniors live in your county? How many have no health insurance? How many depend on Medicare for health insurance?

Who are the Republicans to hold accountable?
How do you see how your rep voted on an issue and hold them accountable? Click on the map for the Americans who will suffer from the Republican Government Shutdown and the MAGA rep and Senator for that district.

TakeAway: Hold Republicans accountable for slashing healthcare insurance and Medicare Advantage.
Deepak
DemLabs
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