Stephen Patrick, MD, MPH
@stephenwpatrick.bsky.social
Professor & Chair of Health Policy & Management at Rollins School of Public Health | Neonatologist at Children's Hospital of Atlanta | Emory University | Former White House Senior Policy Advisor | Child Policy/Medicaid/Opioid Crisis | Views my own
July 5, 2025 at 1:32 AM
We have to remember too, that must state budgets must be balanced. So when there's a budget crisis, what do they do? They cut programs. It could be SNAP and Medicaid, but it could also spill over to education and roads.
Following the funds flow over the next few years is going to be important.
Following the funds flow over the next few years is going to be important.
July 5, 2025 at 1:32 AM
We have to remember too, that must state budgets must be balanced. So when there's a budget crisis, what do they do? They cut programs. It could be SNAP and Medicaid, but it could also spill over to education and roads.
Following the funds flow over the next few years is going to be important.
Following the funds flow over the next few years is going to be important.
They push new work requirements onto states which they must implement.
For states like West Virginia (my home state) and Kentucky, this is going to have a profound impact on state budgets and ultimately the people in the state.
For states like West Virginia (my home state) and Kentucky, this is going to have a profound impact on state budgets and ultimately the people in the state.
July 5, 2025 at 1:32 AM
They push new work requirements onto states which they must implement.
For states like West Virginia (my home state) and Kentucky, this is going to have a profound impact on state budgets and ultimately the people in the state.
For states like West Virginia (my home state) and Kentucky, this is going to have a profound impact on state budgets and ultimately the people in the state.
These numbers aren’t just stats. They’re a call to action.
We can—and must—do better for Georgia’s kids.
Let’s make Georgia the best place to be a kid.
#PolicyMatters #HealthEquity #Georgia
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We can—and must—do better for Georgia’s kids.
Let’s make Georgia the best place to be a kid.
#PolicyMatters #HealthEquity #Georgia
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Emory study shows parents’ concerns about their child’s safety, mental health, and more
Researchers are asking Georgia parents about their top concerns about issues like schools and school safety, mental health and suicide concerns, bullying and more.
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May 8, 2025 at 1:46 AM
These numbers aren’t just stats. They’re a call to action.
We can—and must—do better for Georgia’s kids.
Let’s make Georgia the best place to be a kid.
#PolicyMatters #HealthEquity #Georgia
www.wsbtv.com/news/local/a...
We can—and must—do better for Georgia’s kids.
Let’s make Georgia the best place to be a kid.
#PolicyMatters #HealthEquity #Georgia
www.wsbtv.com/news/local/a...