Lawmakers get earful on Medicaid expansion plan

Access Plus • Low-income Utahns urge a fast passage to get funds from the feds, but critics say taxing doctors to pay for the plan would be wrong.

Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Senate President Wayne Niederhauser, left, listens as Sen. Brian E. Shiozawa, R-Salt Lake City, addresses the Health Reform Task Force during a meeting to discuss where Utah is at on covering low-income residents falling in the current insurance gap. The meeting was held at the House Building on capitol hill in Salt Lake City, Tuesday, October 6, 2015.

Lawmakers get earful on Medicaid expansion plan

Access Plus • Low-income Utahns urge a fast passage to get funds from the feds, but critics say taxing doctors to pay for the plan would be wrong.

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