A Deloitte-run system denied Medicaid benefits for Michigan’s disabled. Now Trump’s law piles on.

Marie Noon, a Michigan resident with a rare inflammatory arthritis, relies on multiple medications to manage her condition, but has faced denial of Medicaid benefits through a system managed by Deloitte. This troubling situation has now been exacerbated by a new federal law championed by Trump administration officials, which further complicates the already challenging process for disabled individuals seeking Medicaid. The implications of these denials highlight systemic issues in healthcare policy that could affect thousands, raising questions about the adequacy of current support structures for the disabled and the potential human cost of bureaucratic inefficiencies.