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This document summarizes key aspects of national health reform and its potential implementation in Florida. It finds that expanding Medicaid in Florida could insure 1-1.4 million additional residents and draw in $20-24 billion in federal funding. However, challenges include ensuring adequate healthcare workforce and funding the state's costs. The report recommends Florida create its own health insurance exchange, expand community health programs, and enact legislation to implement reforms.
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