Below you will find sample social media posts and graphics to accompany Georgetown University CCF’s 2025 Rural Report. Download all these images here.
New Report: @GeorgetownCCF finds residents of small towns and rural communities rely on Medicaid more than those in metro areas. bit.ly/RuralReport25 #MedicaidMatters #RuralHealth
New report from @GeorgetownCCF shows that 41% of children in rural areas rely on #Medicaid bit.ly/RuralReport25
Medicaid protects USA families from high health care costs and medical debt. It makes an even bigger impact in rural America. bit.ly/RuralReport25 #RuralHealth
Large cuts to federal #Medicaid funding would put rural Americans and their health care systems at serious risk. These communities already face greater barriers to their health and challenges in maintaining an adequate health infrastructure. Massive Medicaid cuts will cause great harm. bit.ly/RuralReport25 #RuralHealth
Medicaid is a lifeline to rural communities and helps keep rural hospitals open. By covering maternal health and deliveries, Medicaid helps babies get a healthy start in life. bit.ly/RuralReport25 #RuralHealth
A strong health care system is essential to any healthy community. By helping to keep rural hospitals open, Medicaid provides a lifeline to rural America. bit.ly/RuralReport25
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Massive Medicaid cuts being considered by Congress would be especially harmful to children living in rural areas of New Mexico, Louisiana, Arizona, Florida, South Carolina and Arkansas. bit.ly/RuralReport25
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New report: In 6 states, over 50% of rural kids rely on #Medicaid for health coverage. There’s no way around it: federal Medicaid cuts would harm rural children. Learn what’s at stake in your community via @GeorgetownCCF: bit.ly/RuralReport25
New report from @GeorgetownCCF shows Medicaid’s critical role in supporting rural populations. Federal #Medicaid cuts would harm rural Americans. Learn what’s at stake in your community: bit.ly/RuralReport25
#Medicaid is a lifeline for rural Americans, including 41% of children. Federal spending cuts would slash Medicaid funds for rural communities. Read @GeorgetownCCF’s latest report: bit.ly/RuralReport25
