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Californians Receiving In-Home Care Fear Medicaid Cuts Will Spell End to Independent Living - KFF Health News
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Florence Owens has worked as Carol Crooks' aide for almost three years .
She helps her shower, shops for groceries, drives her to medical appointments, and runs other errands.
Like nearly 800,000 other Californians , Crooks depends on aides from In-Home Supportive Services .
House Republicans released a plan on May 11 that would axe about $625 billion over 10 years from Medicaid .
Every day , around 30 people contact California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform seeking advice on how to get in-home help.
Medicaid cuts could result in a decrease in the number of hours San Francisco beneficiaries, like Conell and Bittner , receive.
“It’s hard to really give people reassurance at this time because I don’t think any of us know what will happen,” group's executive director says.
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