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Arizona's generous benefits for people with intellectual disabilities at risk from federal cuts

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By Amy Silverman Verified
| VPM Verified
For years, people who care for loved ones with intellectual or developmental disabilities have known that Arizona offers some of the most generous Medicaid benefits in the U.S. So generous that people have re-located from other states because the services they need are too expensive for them to pay out of their own pockets.
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Arizonans With Disabilities Depend on At-Home Services to Survive. Medicaid Cuts Could Erode Their Care.

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By Amy Silverman Verified, Athena Ankrah
| Public Health Watch Verified
This story, part of Public Health Watch’s “Uninsured in America” project, was reported and co-published by public radio station KJZZ Phoenix. Amy Silverman is executive producer and Athena Ankrah a producer at KJZZ. PHOENIX — Patricia Huber’s day begins with a lift. Each morning, her mom steps into Tricia’s suite — a living area, bedroom and bathroom, all decorated in hot pink — and helps her daughter prepare for the day.
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Raising Phoenix: Whirlwind of Kitsch

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By Amy Silverman Verified
| Phoenix Magazine Verified
Many years ago, I opened a holiday box from an old friend and curled my lip. Tucked among the much-appreciated bar of guest soap, fancy dish towel and pretty floral scarf was a Blakely glass tumbler. On the card, my friend explained that she’d found it in a vintage shop somewhere in the Pacific Northwest and thought of me. That glass was a long way from home. Don’t feel bad if you’re not familiar with Blakely glass. I wasn’t.
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