Kansas won't expand Medicaid, denying a lifeline to rural hospital and patients. (Intercept, 10/1/2017)
Kansas had long rejected the expansion of Medicaid authorized by the Affordable Care Act, until, that is, President Barack Obama left office, and the legislature voted to accept the federal money. The expansion was a lifeline to towns like Wellington. Across Kansas, and throughout much of the rural U.S., small hospitals have been closing. In 2017, Wellington’s Sumner Regional Medical Center joined a growing list of more than 600 rural hospitals that, according to 2016 report by health analytics firm iVantage, are at risk of shuttering, potentially leveling blows to local economies and leaving residents without nearby emergency services and accessible routine care.
Source: Wikipedia
Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
Source: CNN
Other Trump's America posts:
Hendricks County, Indiana. (10/1/2017)
Kootenai County, Idaho. (9/25/2017)
Union County, Iowa. (9/10/2017)
DeSoto County, Florida. (9/9/2017)
Erie County, Pennsylvania. (9/2/2017)
Grays Harbor County, Washington. (8/20/2017)
Franklin County, Iowa, (8/14/2017)
UPDATE: Essex County, New York. (1/29/2017)
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. (8/10/2017)
Wright County, Iowa. (8/8/2017)
Cabell County, West Virginia. (8/4/2017)
Northampton County, Pennsylvania. (7/20/2017)
Mesa County, California. (7/20/2017)
Pontotoc County, Mississippi. (7/19/2017)
McDowell County, West Virginia. (7/10/2017)
Shasta County, California. (7/4/2017)
Piscataquis County, Maine. (7/3/2017)
Lac qui Parle County, Minnesota (7/2/2017)
Autauga County, Alabama. (6/29/2017)
Letcher County, Kentucky. (6/29/2017)
Huron County, Ohio. (6/19/2017)
Wisconsin Dairyland dilemma, part 2. (6/19/2017)
Jackson County, West Virginia. (6/18/2017)
Jackson County, Ohio. (6/6/2017)
Spartanburg County, South Carolina. (6/5/2017)
St. Joseph County, Michigan. (6/5/2017)
Cambria County (Johnstown), Pennsylvania. (6/3/2017)
Union County, Tennessee. (5/30/2017)
Marion County, Iowa. (5/23/2017)
Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. (5/22/2017)
Douglas County, Oregon. (5/17/2017)
Perry County, Illinois. (5/8/2017)
Bryan County, Oklahoma. (5/5/2017)
Greene County, Pennsylvania. (5/3/2017)
Huntington County, Indiana. (4/27/2017)
Lawrence County, South Dakota. (4/27/2017)
Gaines County, Texas. (4/26/2017)
St. Martin Parish, Louisiana. (4/26/2017)
Morgan County, Colorado. (4/25/2017)
Oneida County, Wisconsin. (4/24/2017)
(Trending) Trump's America. Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. (4/22/2017)
Van Wert County, Ohio. (4/12/2017)
(Impatient) Pennsylvania's 8th Congressional District. (4/18/2017)
New Jersey's 7th Congressional District. (4/14/2017)
Bryan County, Oklahoma. (4/3/2017)
Trumbull County, Ohio. (4/3/2017)
lMarion County, Tennessee. (4/1/2017)
Illinois 16th Congressional District. (3/26/2017)
New York 19th Congressional District. (3/26/2017)
Granger, Indiana, bad hombre. (3/26/2017)
Clark County, Kansas. (3/21/2017)
Defiance County, Ohio . (3/21/2017)
Williams County, Ohio. (3/21/2017)
Sawyer County, Wisconsin. (3/20/2017)
Clark County, Wisconsin. (3/19/2017)
Taylor County, Wisconsin. (3/19/2017)
Highland County, Ohio. (3/19/2017)
Buffalo County, Wisconsin. (3/19/2017)
Union County, North Carolina. (3/9/2017)
Franklin County, Illinois. (2/27/2017)
Knox and Whitley counties, Kentucky. (2/17/2017)
Cabell County, West Virginia. (2/9/2017)
Where voters abandoned the Democratic Party in droves. (2/7/2017)
Poweshiek and Webster counties, Iowa. (2/7/2017)
Adams and Waushara counties, Wisconsin. (2/6/2017)
McHenry County, Illinois. (2/5/2017)
Essex County, New York. (1/29/2017)
Mitchell County, Kansas. (1/29/2017)
Fayette County, West Virginia. (1/24/2017)
Williamsport, Pennsylvania, home of the Little League World Series. (1/24/2017)
Johnson Creek, Wisconsin. (1/21/2017)
Get me rewrite: Buncha white people in Boone County, Iowa, talk about Trump. (1/15/2017)
UPDATE. Luzerne County, Pennsylvania is a Trump election success story. (1/14/2017)
Monticello, Iowa. New York Times joins the search for Trump's America, a very white place. (1/13/2017)
UPDATE. Boston Globe reporter continues to explore Trump's America, where mostly white people live. (1/13/2017)
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