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Fifteen years ago today, the Affordable Care Act was signed into law, kicking off a sweeping overhaul of U.S. healthcare and expanding Medicaid coverage to more than 30 million Americans. But with deep cuts to Medicaid being debated on Capitol Hill, could the U.S. healthcare landscape be in for a shock? WSJ health-insurance reporter Anna Wilde Mathews and Larry Levitt, executive vice president for health policy at the non-profit health policy research and polling organization KFF, discuss the kinds of changes that are on the table, from work requirements to federal contributions to states, and what they would mean for Americans’ healthcare more broadly. Luke Vargas hosts. Further Reading:  Fear of Medicaid Cuts Hits Health Insurer and Hospital Stocks  GOP Split on Medicaid Imperils Trump’s Tax-Cut Plans  Trump’s Medicaid Comments on Friday Provide Relief for Insurers  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have an exciting update for you in anticipation of the upcoming ASHHRA25 conference—one you won’t want to miss! In our latest episode of The ASHHRA Podcast, we had an inspiring conversation with Sara Ross, our keynote speaker for the event. If you haven’t listened to it yet, now’s the time!Episode Highlights:Meet Sara Ross: Sara is not only a keynote speaker at ASHHRA25 but also the Chief Vitality Officer and founder of Brain Amped. She injects her passion for human behavior into understanding organizational culture and performance sciences. With over fifteen years of experience, Sara focuses on developing psychological vitality to help individuals harness emotions and direct energy positively.Insights and Anecdotes: Sara shared her experiences and thoughts on building resilience and the importance of curiosity and empathy in the workplace. She discussed strategies for addressing workplace challenges and stressed the value of asking questions and pausing before reacting.Purposeful Friction: One of the key takeaways from the episode is the concept of "purposeful friction"—understanding that growth often stems from challenges and taking a proactive approach to learning from them.Get Involved: As Sara will be joining us in person in Albuquerque, it’s your chance to meet her and hear her insightful perspectives live. We encourage everyone to join in on the conversation and engage with both Sara and us, Bo and Luke, at the conference. Share your thoughts and experiences, and let’s explore the future of HR together!Upcoming Events:ASHHRA25 Conference: Join us in Albuquerque for a game-changing event full of learning and networking opportunities. Not registered yet? Make sure to secure your spot!Meet the Podcast Hosts: Bo and Luke will be at the event recording new episodes. We would love to feature voices from the audience, so come by our booth or catch us during the conference to share your story.Connect with Us:Follow Sara Ross on her journey: Check out her

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Send us a textDr Yasin El Ashrafi is a multi award winning mentor and entrepreneur from Leicester. He is the Owner of HQ Recording Studio, HQ Familia record label and a Director of HQ CAN (Community Arts Network) Community Interest Company. Yasin currently manages 8 artists who are being developed by HQ Familia.IMG_9439.JPGYasin was also featured in The Sunday Times Alternative Rich 2018  List alongside 29 amazing people who are 'driven by something different'.Yasin is passionate about helping people reach their full potential, especially deprived or unemployed young adults. His story is quite remarkable and he has overcome many barriers to get to where he is today and uses his own experiences to help inspire the people he works with to believe anything is possible and that dreams can and do come true! Yasin is available for consultancy, public speaking or specialist mentoring.Email yasin@hqcan.org for more information or to request a quote for his services.Support the show