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Summary

In a move that could seriously affect long-term care providers and direct-care workers, the House of Representatives dropped the extension of additional federal Medicaid funds to states - Federal Medical Assistance Percentages (FMAP)- from legislation to extend expiring tax provisions and unemployment insurance benefits.

The legislation now moves to the Senate, where lawmakers could add the FMAP extension back into its version of the bill next week.

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