Under existing law, when disabled people go to work, they often lose Medicaid and Medicare.

If we lose Medicaid, we lose our revenue stream.

About 50,000 of them would otherwise lose Medicaid.

Researchers say hundreds of thousands of children also lost Medicaid when their families lost welfare benefits.

As a result, leaving welfare has often meant losing Medicaid as well.

Financial planners also note that collecting the proceeds from an insurance policy might cause the recipient to lose Medicaid or other Government benefits.

Under current law, disabled children often lose Medicaid when family income rises above the poverty level ($14,630 for a family of three).

For example, millions of low-income people, including former welfare recipients, were losing Medicaid.

If we move out of state we lose Medicaid; that's a huge chunk of it.

Few lawmakers or lobbyists spoke up for the parents who would lose cash assistance, food stamps, Medicaid and other benefits.