SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — As Washington’s budget standoff centers on healthcare and insurance premiums, some Georgia families are already grappling with concerns that federal Medicaid/Medicare cuts enacted this summer could eliminate programs they depend on.
Maria, 37, starts every morning the same way. Her strict routine is essential for managing her autism diagnosis.
“In light of the fact that she is diagnosed with autism, routine and predictability are very key,” said her father, Bruce Farout. “If she were not able to get Medicare, she’d be at home. She would be at home with us.”…