A magnifying glass focuses on the Medicaid.gov website homepage, highlighting the tagline "Keeping America Healthy" amid ongoing discussions about Medicaid cuts.

More than 250,000 Allegheny County residents rely on Medicaid, a county official said this month. They could see changes or lose coverage depending on legislation moving through Congress this week (President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”). 

PublicSource is gathering stories from residents in the Pittsburgh region who rely on Medicaid for themselves or their families. If you’re worried, uncertain or already feeling the effects of changes to your coverage, we want to hear from you.

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