The ‘big, beautiful bill’ is poised to cut Medicaid. Here’s what’s at stake for five Philly-area families.

An airport cook in South Philadelphia worries about who will make sure his mother in chronic pain doesn’t fall and hurt herself while he’s at work.

A nurse in Telford fears her daughter could become suicidal again if her benefits are cut.

A mother in Doylestown isn’t sure how she would pay for the $500-per-month insulin her son, who has Type 1 diabetes, can’t live without.

One in four Pennsylvania residents are covered by Medicaid, the federal- and state-funded healthcare program that has become the center of congressional budget reconciliation negotiations. The program provides healthcare for low-income families, children, and people with disabilities.