GOP boasts lower healthcare prices from Medicaid reform ahead of midterm elections

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House Republicans are touting that their partisan spending bill from last year will dramatically lower costs across the healthcare system, bolstering their case to midterm election voters that the GOP’s agenda is working on affordability. 

A new analysis from the Department of Health and Human Services found Medicaid financing reforms in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed last summer will lower healthcare prices by roughly 3.5% across the industry by 2034.

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